Floral Prints

Floral Art

Our floral prints and photography capture the vivid colours and intricate patterns created by Mother Nature herself. 

Floral art brings the essence of the natural world to your home, with floral canvas and floral wall art being some of the most refreshing and calming additions you can add to a space. Floral prints have been prolific since the times of ancient Egypt and has served as the main subject and in the backdrops of many famous pieces over the centuries. Laden with symbolism and at times, simply admired for the pure beauty, floral canvas art has long been a way to admire and appreciate the natural world, while preserving a moment of beauty that would otherwise be lost to the fleeting nature of real flowers.

Black and White Floral Prints

Black and white floral prints bring a sleek and minimal look into the home. This monochromatic look at something that is naturally colourfully and enhances its beauty by using two predominant colours of black and white. Photographers like Henri Cartier-Bresson have used black and white to captured flowers.

Floral on Location

Be inspired by the natural beauty of the world by decorating your interior space with fresh floral canvas prints. Our collection of floral artworks also contains flowers from across the world. There is scenic artwork that looks out onto the beautiful views from white Greek steps, flowers bursting across the Italian streets, and even picturesque alleyways bursting with the vibrant purple Bougainvillea flowers. Perhaps you want to immerse yourself in nature and throw yourself in the fields. There’s a gorgeous range of canvas art with lavender fields under a pristine sunset, brightly coloured tulip fields, and fields of sunflowers as far as the eye can see.

Floral Illustrations

There is a range of floral illustrations and watercolour canvas wall art perfect to decorate any interior space. These designs are a new way of capturing the natural beauty of the world.

Floral Paintings

Flowers are a perfect study for painters thanks to their natural beauty, beautiful form, and vibrancy of colour. Flowers have been preserved throughout history thanks to painters that have captured them. Vincent van Gogh often painted flowers, whether it was out in the field or at home, studying bouquets in vases. Some of his most famous works are Blossoming Almond Tree (1890), Vase of Irises (1890), and his sunflower series. Claude Monet was also inspired by anything and everything floral, capturing the light and colours of lily buds drifting through the water, the colourful agapanthus and poppy fields.