Pictures Flowers Cottage Flower Shop Wall Art Prints | Set of 3

Bring the most charming pictures flowers scene into your home with this delightful set of three art prints, each one a softly illustrated snapshot of a country flower shop world. The first print shows a bustling flower-shop interior — buckets brimming with pink, purple, white and yellow blooms, a wooden stepladder, trailing green foliage and a white sash window letting the light pour in. The middle print captures a well-loved florist's workbench, scattered with scissors, ribbon, seed packets and little pots, with a joyful cluster of pink ranunculus, tulips and leafy stems rising above it all. The third print is pure cottage-garden magic — a pale stone cottage facade with a duck-egg blue door, completely surrounded by climbing roses, lavender, anemones and wildflowers spilling from pots and baskets. Together they tell a gentle, happy story of flowers and the countryside, and they look absolutely lovely above a fireplace.

The palette across all three is fresh and light — creamy white backgrounds, soft sage and forest greens, blush pinks, dusty lavender, warm sandy browns and that beautiful muted teal on the cottage door. It's the kind of colour story that suits a country cottage sitting room perfectly, and it's warm enough to feel cosy without being heavy. If you love florals and have been searching for something that feels genuinely personal rather than generic, this set is it.

What's Included with Pictures Flowers Cottage Flower Shop Wall Art Prints | Set of 3

• A set of 3 individual wall art prints, each featuring a distinct hand-illustrated flower shop or cottage garden scene
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for long-lasting, vibrant colour — designed for indoor use
• Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang straight out of the box, saving you the hassle of hunting for a frame that fits perfectly
• The unframed option gives you the print only, so you can choose your own frame or mount to suit your space
• 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 pictures flowers Above Your Fireplace

I'd hang all three of these in a row above the fireplace, evenly spaced, at roughly eye level when you're standing — or just a little higher if your mantelpiece is tall. Because the backgrounds are all a soft creamy white, they create a lovely light strip of artwork that stops the chimney breast feeling dark or heavy. Keep the gaps between prints consistent — about 4 to 6 centimetres works really well for a set of three — and try to centre the whole group over the middle of the mantel rather than one side. It makes the whole arrangement feel intentional and balanced.

The earthy greens, blush pinks and soft teal in the prints pair beautifully with white-painted walls, warm off-white, sage green or even a moody dark green if you fancy something more dramatic. On the mantelpiece itself, I'd keep it simple — a couple of small potted plants or a jug of fresh flowers echoes the artwork beautifully without competing with it. For more country cottage decorating ideas, have a browse through our botanical wall art collection — there are some gorgeous companion pieces in there that work brilliantly alongside florals like these.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for This Set

With a set of three, size really does matter — too small and the prints can look a little lost above a fireplace, too large and they might crowd the space. As a general guide, I'd say each individual print should be at least A3 if your fireplace is a standard UK width, or A2 if you have a wider or grander chimney breast. That way the set has real presence without overwhelming the room. If you're not sure, measure the width of your fireplace opening and aim for the total spread of all three prints (including gaps) to sit within about two-thirds of that width — it always looks well-proportioned.

For finish, Luster paper gives a lovely subtle sheen that brings out the soft pinks and greens beautifully under natural light, while Museum quality paper has a more matte, gallery feel that suits the hand-illustrated style of these prints really well. Both are gorgeous — it honestly comes down to how much light your room gets. If the fireplace wall catches a lot of afternoon sun, Museum quality can actually look a little richer because it doesn't reflect the glare. Scroll down to see how each size looks above a fireplace before you decide — there's a size-guide image below showing every option in that exact setting, which makes it so much easier to choose with confidence.