Kitchen Prints Watercolour Flower Shop Storefronts White Blue Pink | Set of 3

Bring a little country cottage charm into your kitchen with these gorgeous watercolour flower shop kitchen prints. Each of the three art prints depicts a different charming shopfront — all overflowing with painted blooms, terracotta pots, watering cans and lush greenery — rendered in the softest whites, pinks and blues that feel instantly warm and welcoming. They're the kind of prints that make you smile every time you glance up from the washing-up.

What I love about this set is how the watercolour style keeps things light and airy. The loose, hand-painted quality gives each storefront real character — a blue-striped awning here, a sweet pink doorway there, a navy door framed by flowers and foliage — yet the consistent colour palette ties all three together beautifully. If you've been looking for something pretty and personal for your kitchen walls, this set really does the job.

What's Included with Kitchen Prints Watercolour Flower Shop Storefronts White Blue Pink | Set of 3

• A set of 3 individual watercolour flower shop wall art prints, each featuring a unique illustrated shopfront in coordinating white, pink and blue tones
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting colour — suitable for indoor use
• Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight away, saving you the time and hassle of hunting for a frame that fits perfectly
• Choose between unframed and framed options in multiple sizes and in Luster or Museum quality; also available in wrapped canvas size options

How to Style Kitchen Prints in a Country Cottage Kitchen

Hang all three prints in a row at eye level — either along a clear wall above a worktop or beside a window where the light can catch those pretty painted tones. I'd keep the gaps between each print equal (roughly 5–8 cm works well) so the set reads as one cohesive piece rather than three separate pictures. Because the palette is so soft and fresh — all whites, pinks and dusty blues — these prints are incredibly easy to work with. They look especially lovely against white-painted tongue-and-groove, pale grey metro tiles or a warm cream wall.

If your kitchen has open shelving, try leaning one or two of the prints on a shelf alongside a small jug of fresh flowers or some vintage crockery — it really plays into that country cottage flower-shop feeling. For a more formal arrangement, a trio of matching frames in a neutral tone sits beautifully above a dining table or breakfast bar. You can find more country and floral kitchen art over at our kitchen wall art collection if you'd like to browse further.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Kitchen Walls

Before you pick your size, have a quick measure of your wall space — particularly if you're planning to hang all three prints in a row. As a rough guide, the combined width of a set of three prints plus the gaps between them should fill no more than two-thirds of your wall width, so the arrangement feels balanced rather than cramped. For a small kitchen, smaller individual prints work a treat; for a larger wall or a kitchen-diner, you can really go bigger and let the illustrations shine.

For finish, I'd suggest Luster art paper if you want that classic, slightly sheen feel that suits watercolour artwork beautifully — it gives the soft pinks and blues a gentle luminosity. If you're after maximum depth and colour accuracy, Museum quality paper is the one; the texture really brings out the fine painted details in the flower pots and foliage. Either way, you won't be disappointed. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a kitchen before you decide — there's a size-guide image below showing every option in a real kitchen setting.