Art is for you to enjoy , if you love antique botanicals i would be tempted to hang them as a grouping for impact, they would look great hung in a long 2 level line down a hallway where ever you hang them make sure they are hung at gallery level not too high.

I also love antique botanicals and have quite a few. I would have at least some of your prints in the room hung in groupings of two, one above the other, even if they aren't matching or in identical frames.

Thank you so much Patricia and Blue Nan. How did you know we have a four poster bed with two of the botanicals above our headboard as you show them?! Unfortunately, there are windows on either side of the bed, but there are still quite a few odd walls in our bedroom and master bath which I was referring to in my question. Other than the two prints over the headboard which are the same size and have complimentary frames, all the others are vastly different in size. One, in fact, is a horizontal frame with a large mat and three small individual vertical prints all in one, and another is a huge vertical print. In other words, I really can't do the traditional grouping with what I have to date. That's why I wondered if putting all of what I described was just too much to put in one room. If you have any more input with the additional details I've given you, I'd love to hear. If not, please know that you guys have really been very helpful, so thank you so much. Cindy

With large frames you can definitely use them singularly, and use them throughout the room. I love the idea of a common theme through botanicals...I have them in my master bath as well!