Floral still life paint by numbers kits put the flowers into a contained scene: a vase, a windowsill, a cup, or a carefully arranged table. That makes them a different choice from garden landscapes and flower fields. Creovia’s current designs range from a full bouquet to white daisies in blue glass, flowers beside an ocean view, and patterned porcelain arrangements.

The cover is an editorial concept illustration. Each product image below is linked to the live listing so you can inspect the actual design.

Five floral still life compositions to compare

Colorful Flower Vase Bouquet: the fullest arrangement

Colorful Flower Vase Bouquet centers a large multicolor bouquet in a decorative vase. It is the most flower-dense of the five scenes, with blooms filling much of the composition. Choose it if you want the flowers themselves to provide the main color and detail rather than share the scene with a large window view or animal.

Blue Flowers and Coffee by the Ocean Window: flowers with a view

Blue Flowers and Coffee by the Ocean Window places a blue vase and warm cup on a windowsill overlooking the sea. The ocean view gives the picture more distance and makes the window an important part of the scene. It works well if you like a quiet everyday moment rather than a formal bouquet portrait.

White Daisies in Blue Vase: clear flowers and a bright window

White Daisies in Blue Vase keeps the arrangement focused on white daisies and a blue glass vase beside a sunlit window. Its two-color contrast is a clear visual anchor. Compare it with the larger mixed bouquet if you prefer an uncomplicated flower selection and stronger blue-and-white balance.

Goldfinch and Blue Vase Still Life: add a small bird and reading details

Goldfinch and Blue Vase Still Life includes a goldfinch beside flowers, a book, and a teacup in warm window light. It adds a bird and a few everyday objects to the still life, so flowers are part of a larger tabletop story rather than the only subject.

Red Chinoiserie Floral Still Life: patterned porcelain and blossoms

Red Chinoiserie Floral Still Life combines blue-and-white porcelain vases, flowering branches, and small citrus fruits against a deep red ground. It is the most pattern-focused option in this group. Choose it if you like decorative ceramics and a strong background color as much as the flowers.

Match the arrangement to the mood you want

For the largest bouquet, look at the colorful vase design. For a calm coastal setting, compare the ocean window. For a simple daisy and glass pairing, choose the blue vase. The goldfinch scene adds a small animal and reading-table objects, while the Chinoiserie still life gives you ceramics, branches, fruit, and a stronger palette contrast.

When selecting a flower vase paint by numbers kit, pay attention to what surrounds the flowers. A window can add a landscape view; a book or cup can suggest a quiet morning; patterned pottery can make the composition feel more formal. These supporting objects often determine whether a still life feels airy, cozy, or richly decorated.

Canvas, color, and frame choices

The linked listings share a 40 × 50 cm (15.7 × 19.7 in) portrait canvas and offer 24, 36, or 48 pre-mixed acrylic colors. The number refers to the colors in the set; it is not a promise that a particular picture is easier or harder. Choose the artwork first, then select the color-count option that suits the palette you want to work with.

For the finish, No Frame arrives as a rolled canvas, DIY Frame includes four wooden rails for home assembly, and Framed arrives hand-stretched on a wooden frame. Check that your chosen color count and finish appear together in the variant selector. Product options can change, so the listing is the current source for availability.

See the product image before ordering

Use the linked product images to compare the actual color placement and background. The concept cover is for editorial context and is not a kit image. On the product page, check the current variant selector and choose the color count and finish you want.

These five works differ in what sits beside the flowers: a dense multicolor bouquet, coffee and an ocean window, white daisies in glass, a goldfinch beside a vase and reading objects, or patterned blue-and-white porcelain against red. Those companion details change the overall mood as much as the flowers do. If you are choosing for a specific room, compare the dominant colors and surrounding objects in each full product image. A close view can help you decide between a simple floral focal point and a more detailed still life. Then confirm the currently available color count and frame style on that listing.

To compare vases with garden and landscape compositions, browse the Paint by Numbers Flowers & Botanicals collection. The floral paint by numbers home decor guide also explains how a floral focal point changes the feel of a room.

Frequently asked questions

What size are these paint by numbers kits?

Each linked design in this guide is listed on a 40 × 50 cm (15.7 × 19.7 in) numbered linen canvas. Check the product page for current options.

How many colors can I select?

The linked kits list 24, 36, or 48 pre-mixed acrylic colors. Choose from the options currently available on the individual product page.

What do the frame options mean?

No Frame arrives as a rolled canvas. DIY Frame includes four wooden rails for home assembly. Framed arrives hand-stretched on a wooden frame.

Do the product images show the actual artwork?

The images placed in the comparison sections are pulled from the corresponding live product listings and link to those listings. The editorial cover is a separate concept illustration.

How should I choose between designs?

Start with the subject and setting you want to paint, then check the live product page for the artwork, color-count, and frame choices.