Collection: Flower Paint by Numbers

Flower Paint by Numbers

The floral range stretches from simple vase arrangements to paintings where the flowers are only one part of the scene. Sunflowers, lilies and mixed bouquets sit alongside bicycles covered in flowers, cottage gardens, coastal cliffs and streets filled with color.

A single bloom with a plain background can be fairly easy to follow. Dense petals, leaves and layered bouquets usually create far more numbered areas. Floral landscapes add even more detail because the flowers have to share the canvas with buildings, water, trees or sky.

Bouquets, Vases and Flowers in the Landscape

For a classic floral painting, look for bouquets and flowers in vases. These keep the attention firmly on shape and color. Other designs feel much closer to a landscape. Daisies beside coastal cliffs, flowers overlooking the sea or a cottage surrounded by plants naturally connect with Landscape Paint by Numbers.

Animals also appear among the flowers from time to time. Those designs can be found through Animal Paint by Numbers as well.

Van Gogh and Famous Flower Paintings

Floral painting has a strong link with familiar works of art. Van Gogh’s sunflowers and irises sit naturally in this collection, but they also belong to Van Gogh Paint by Numbers and our wider Famous Paintings range.

That gives you two ways to browse the same kind of artwork: by the flower itself or by the artist behind it.

Choosing a Floral Project

Large petals and clear backgrounds are a good starting point when you want something less demanding. For a longer project, look for mixed bouquets, dense foliage and scenes where flowers spread across most of the canvas. Paint by Numbers for Beginners collects easier designs across all themes.

For everything else, see All Paint by Numbers Kits.