Charles Rennie Mackintosh Wall Art: Glasgow Style, Art Nouveau & Stained-Glass Inspired Prints
Charles Rennie Mackintosh remains one of Scotland’s most recognisable design figures, celebrated for a distinctive visual language that brings together strong geometry, elegant linework and organic natural forms. His connection with the Glasgow Style and Art Nouveau helped create an aesthetic that still feels remarkably modern today.
Our Mackintosh-inspired wall art collection takes cues from that balance of structure and nature. Across the range you’ll find stained-glass-style geometry, botanical motifs, roses and thistles, birds, insects and woodland animals, all reworked as decorative prints designed for contemporary interiors.
The Glasgow Style: geometry meets nature
One of the most appealing qualities associated with Mackintosh’s design language is contrast. Straight architectural lines sit beside curling stems, flowers and leaves. Soft natural subjects are contained within carefully ordered shapes. That combination makes the style easy to use in both traditional and modern rooms.
It also gives the collection plenty of variety. A floral print can feel elegant and decorative, while a dragonfly, hare or raven introduces a more unusual focal point. The consistent square format makes it simple to combine several designs into a coordinated gallery wall.
Dragonflies, butterflies and bees
Insects work especially well with Art Nouveau-inspired design because their wings naturally lend themselves to symmetry, pattern and stained-glass-style sections. Our dragonfly, butterfly and bee prints use these shapes to create decorative pieces with a jewel-like quality.
- Charles Rennie Mackintosh Stained Glass Dragonfly Print
- Rennie Mackintosh Dragonfly Print
- Rennie Mackintosh Butterfly Print
- Charles Rennie Mackintosh Bee Print
Roses, bluebells and Scottish botanicals
Floral motifs are another natural fit for this decorative style. Roses, bluebells and thistles soften the geometry and bring colour and movement into the composition. These designs are particularly effective in bedrooms, reading corners and living rooms where you want pattern without the visual heaviness of a large photographic print.
- Rennie Mackintosh Rose Botanical Print
- Rennie Mackintosh Rose Floral Print
- Rennie Mackintosh Bluebells Print
- Rennie Mackintosh Thistle Print
- Rennie Mackintosh Floral Botanical Print
Animals and birds with an Art Nouveau twist
For something more characterful, the animal designs bring the same structured decorative treatment to hares, mice, birds and ravens. They work well as individual statement pieces, but they also make interesting companions to the floral prints because the shared geometry keeps the overall look cohesive.
- Rennie Mackintosh Hare Animal Print
- Charles Rennie Mackintosh Hare Print
- Rennie Mackintosh Stained Glass Hare Print
- Rennie Mackintosh Mouse Print
- Rennie Mackintosh Field Mouse Print
- Rennie Mackintosh Bird Wall Art
- Rennie Mackintosh Raven Wall Art
Scottish character and Edinburgh Castle
The collection also includes an Edinburgh Castle design, bringing a recognisable Scottish landmark into the decorative Art Nouveau vocabulary. It is a strong option for anyone building a Scottish-themed gallery wall or looking for a print that combines architecture with botanical detailing.
Shop the Rennie Mackintosh Edinburgh Castle Print
How to style square Mackintosh-inspired prints
Because these designs are square, they are particularly flexible when arranging a wall. A single larger print can act as a focal point above a sideboard, desk or reading chair. Two prints can be paired symmetrically, while four designs in a two-by-two grid create a more architectural display that suits the Glasgow Style influence.
For a coordinated set, try combining one botanical design with one animal or insect motif. A rose and dragonfly pairing feels elegant and balanced; a thistle and hare combination gives the arrangement more Scottish character; while a raven or fairy print can push the look towards dark academia or fantasy.
Made to order in the UK
The square Mackintosh-inspired prints are available in seven sizes, from 25 × 25 cm (10 × 10 inches) through to 61 × 61 cm (24 × 24 inches). Each is produced as an unframed physical print, giving you the freedom to choose a frame that suits your room and existing décor.
Our prints are made to order in the UK on premium 280gsm fine art paper using high-quality pigment inks for rich colour and crisp detail, then carefully packaged for delivery.
Explore the collection
If you love Art Nouveau, Glasgow Style, stained-glass-inspired geometry or decorative Scottish design, the Mackintosh-inspired collection offers plenty of ways to bring that look into your home. From delicate botanicals to bold animals and jewel-like insects, each design has its own character while still working naturally as part of a larger set.
