Goeppertia contrafenestra is a species of plant from the genus Goeppertia in the family Marantaceae. It is native to Colombia, Ecuador and Peru.
Description Goeppertia contrafenestra is a medium sized plant with pointy, ovale, dark green leaves, with long, thin petioles and a long pulvinus. It has a pattern on the upper side of the leaf with the majority of the leaf being light green with a texture similar to Goeppertia makoyana. On this light green area, it has a few, straight dark green rectangles starting from a few milimeters from the middle vein to a few milimeters from the side of the pattern. The inflorescence of this species is made of multiple bracts around a short peduncle, the inflorescence is somewhat similar to Goeppertia roseopicta or Goeppertia veitchiana. The bracts are green and the flowers are fully white.
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