PALETTEMOMENTO · HAND-PAINTED TO ORDER

Custom Floral & Botanical Paintings

Your flowers, your palette and the texture you want to see up close. Commission a bouquet, botanical arrangement or oversized floral canvas for your space.

Discuss Your Painting on WhatsApp

Your reference · Your dimensions · Your destination

A real floral commission photographed in our studio. Raised petals and small blue accents bring the arrangement into physical paint.

Choose What Your Floral Painting Should Preserve

Botanical detail or a decorative impression

If the species matters, name the flowers and provide clear references. A loose floral can prioritize color and movement instead of the exact form of every petal.

A particular bouquet or a new arrangement

For a wedding or gift bouquet, mark the blooms that matter most. For an invented arrangement, decide the balance of open flowers, buds and foliage.

Smooth petals or sculpted texture

A photograph conveys petal color but not paint depth. Specify where you want raised strokes: selected flowers, foliage or the whole arrangement.

A custom floral painting from PaletteMomento is painted by hand, to order, in our studio in Dafen Art Village, Shenzhen. Nothing is printed. You pick the flower, the colors and the size. We paint it in oil or acrylic on canvas, photograph the finished piece, and ship it only after you approve. One to five paintings take 7 to 10 business days.

Floral & Botanical Paintings Options

We paint any flower you can show us. Peonies, roses, dahlias, magnolia, cherry blossom, hydrangea, tulips, sunflowers, lavender fields, poppy meadows and leaf studies are already in our collection. If your flower is not there, send a photo and we paint it.

Painted by	Hand, to order, in our Shenzhen studio. Never printed.
Medium	Oil or acrylic on canvas. You choose.
Sizes	60 standard sizes from 24 by 20 inches to 80 by 60 inches, plus sets of two and three. Any other size at the same rate.
Time to paint	7 to 10 business days for 1 to 5 pieces.
Approval	We send photos of the finished canvas. Nothing ships until you say yes.
Minimum order	None. Trade pricing from one piece.

Our floral and botanical collection has 80 designs. Any of them can be resized, recolored, or changed to a different flower.

Heavy impasto blush peony relief canvas in a bright living room — Blush peonies in thick palette-knife oil. Paint it larger, in your colors, or as a set.

Your References for Floral & Botanical Paintings

Most floral commissions start with a picture the buyer already has. You do not need to know any art terms. Send us any of these.

A wedding bouquet photo. We paint the bouquet as a portrait of the flowers. Tell us which blooms matter most and we build the composition around them.
A garden snapshot. The roses by your gate or the hydrangeas your grandmother grew.
For florist photographs or another artist’s floral composition, identify the source and permission available. Your own bouquet details can also guide a new arrangement.
A paint chip or fabric swatch. We match the color in the paint. See the color section below.
Several photos at once. We can combine them into one painting, like a bouquet plus a garden background.

One honest note. A wedding photographer or florist usually owns the copyright to their pictures. Use photos you took yourself, or ask for permission first. More on our photo to painting page.

Send your photo, the size you want, and your room colors through the quote form.
Confirm the medium, finish and any color match. WhatsApp replies are usually immediate; email replies usually arrive within 12 hours.
We paint and send progress photos while the canvas is on the easel.
Approve the finished photos, then we pack and ship.

Start from the floral and botanical collection

If you would rather start from something finished, browse the floral and botanical collection. Every design is painted fresh for each order, so it is easy to change. Three good starting points:

Heavy impasto blush peony relief canvas TA19

Soft blush and cream peonies in thick ridges of oil. Ask for it in deeper pink, or as a wide horizontal for over a sofa.

Heavy impasto white magnolia relief canvas TA39

Tall white magnolia blossoms on dark branches. A natural fit for a narrow wall or a pair of panels in a hallway.

Purple lavender wildflower meadow canvas CA46

Purple and pink spires under a golden sky. Ask for a lavender field version in a very wide format for a dining room.

Peonies can become roses. A square can become a tall vertical. Tell us the change in the quote form.

A tall vertical heavily textured palette-knife painting of white magnolia blossoms on dark branches against a warm ground — White magnolia in heavy impasto. Vertical florals like this work well as a pair or a set of three.

Floral & Botanical Paintings Sizes & Placement

Flowers look best when the canvas is big enough to show the petals.

Over a sofa. A wide horizontal is the classic choice. For a 90 inch sofa wall, most buyers pick a canvas that stops a little short of the sofa on each side, or a set of two side by side. Our largest standard size is 80 by 60 inches, and single canvases up to 5 meters (about 16 feet) are quoted case by case. Larger single canvases are quoted case by case.
Dining room wall. A large square or horizontal peony or meadow. Poppy and lavender fields are popular here.
Over a bed. A calm horizontal in soft colors, no wider than the headboard. Blush peonies and white cherry blossom are the most requested.
Hallway or hotel corridor. Tall verticals, or a set of two or three botanical panels painted together so the colors match.

There are 60 standard sizes from 24 by 20 inches up to 80 by 60 inches, plus sets of two and three. Any other size is painted to your measurements at the same rate. For very large walls, see our extra large paintings page, and for sets see multi-panel paintings.

Gold-framed red poppy and white daisy meadow painting on a soft white dining room wall, hung above a round oak pedestal table — A poppy and daisy meadow framed in gold over a dining table. Any frame color costs the same.

Color matching to your room

Yes, we can paint peonies in blush and sage, or any other pair of colors your room uses. Send a paint code, a paint chip, or a fabric sample. We mix the color, then send you a photo of the mixed paint under daylight for approval before we start the painting. If it is a shade off, we adjust and send another photo. Only then do we paint.

This matters for florals because petals repeat one color many times. A rose that is slightly too orange looks wrong across the whole canvas. The daylight photo removes that risk.

If the painting is a gift heading to another country, tell us. Some flower colors carry different meanings in different places, and we can suggest a swap. Full details are on our color matched paintings page.

Horizontal impasto oil painting of purple, pink and blue delphinium spires filling a meadow below distant hills and a golden sky, gold-framed on a soft white wall above a white slipcovered sofa — A wide flower meadow over a sofa. We can shift the purples toward lavender, or warm the sky to match your wall.

Oil or acrylic, smooth or thick petals, and how it is finished

Oil or acrylic

You choose the medium. Oil blends softly and holds thick texture well, which is why most heavy impasto florals are oil. It has to dry between layers. Acrylic dries fast and gives clean, bright color, which suits flat modern florals and leaf studies. Not sure? Tell us the look you want and we will suggest one.

Textured impasto petals

Yes, we paint thick impasto petals with a palette knife. The paint stands off the canvas and catches light. Heavy texture ships stretched or framed. We do not recommend rolling thick impasto. See our textured paintings page and the textured and plaster collection.

Finish choices

Rolled in a tube, stretched on solid wood bars, or framed in black, white, wood, silver or gold. All five frame colors cost the same. Rolled is the cheapest to ship if the painting is smooth.

Is it really hand painted? Yes. Every canvas is painted with brushes and knives by our painters. There is no printed layer under the paint. The finished photos we send show brush marks no print has. One painter carries your canvas from the first layer to the last, and you can read how we paint to see that order.

Floral & Botanical Paintings Timeline & Approval

Independent floral artists often quote 6 weeks to 6 months. We paint one to five florals in 7 to 10 business days. Pieces 36 by 48 inches and larger, heavy texture and multi-panel sets sit at the top of that band because thick paint has to dry between layers, and oil takes longer still.

When the canvas is done, we photograph it and send you the photos. Nothing leaves the studio until you approve. If a piece has a defect that is our fault, we repaint it at our cost. Express by FedEx or DHL takes 5 to 10 business days. Freight is quoted separately at cost.

Payment is usually a 50 percent deposit, balance before release. Full terms are on our trade page.

Floral art for hotels, restaurants and home staging

We paint florals in quantity for hotels, restaurants, designers and stagers. There is no minimum order. Trade pricing starts from one piece, improves at 6 pieces and again at 21, and mixed designs count together. Twelve floral pieces for a boutique hotel fall in the 6 to 20 band, which takes 10 to 15 business days to paint. Smooth florals can ship rolled, which is the cheapest way to move more than about 20 pieces.

For a first order or a large project we paint a sample. It is a separate single-piece order, and the larger order is quoted on its own. See our interior designers page.

Popular starting points

You want a real painting sized to your wall. You have a bouquet or garden photo you took yourself. You need colors matched to a paint chip. You need a set of two or three that match. You need 6, 12 or 50 florals for a project.

Let’s discuss the details

If the only bouquet photo is unclear, send other views and name the essential flowers. For a textured piece on a fixed gift deadline, discuss the relief and required arrival date together before confirming the finish.

White peony canvas painting with a golden center and a blush pink bloom at left, its petals built in thick paint, hung above a white slipcovered sofa with denim blue pillows — A wide impasto peony over a sofa. The same design can be painted in a set for a hotel corridor.

Browse, then request a quote

Find a flower you like in the collection, then send the design name or your own photo, the size, your medium choice and any paint codes through the quote form. Individuals and trade buyers use the same form. WhatsApp replies are usually immediate; email replies usually arrive within 12 hours, by email or WhatsApp. If you want to see what we need before we can price a piece, read how we quote first.

Floral & Botanical Paintings Sizes & Quote Planning

Your dimensions, in cm or inches

Decide whether blooms should fill the canvas or sit within open background. A tall cascading bouquet and a wide field of flowers need different proportions.

What changes this commission’s quote

Painting detail

Flower variety, number of distinct blooms and botanical precision.

Surface & presentation

Petal depth, foliage detail, background and framing clearance.

Delivery planning

Finished canvas dimensions and protection suitable for any raised paint.

How we prepare your quote

Floral & Botanical Paintings Questions Answered

Can you preserve the flowers from my wedding bouquet but change the background?

Yes, we can discuss that. Send the clearest bouquet photographs and identify its essential flowers and colors. Choose whether the arrangement itself stays intact or becomes a looser floral composition against the new background.

Should I request botanical accuracy or textured petals?

They are different priorities that can be balanced. If species identification matters, provide detailed flower references. If sculptural impact matters more, discuss where thicker paint can simplify the petal shapes without losing the flowers you care about.

Can you paint my wedding bouquet from a photo?

Yes. Send a clear photo of the bouquet and tell us which flowers matter most. We paint it in oil or acrylic on canvas, in any size, and send you photos of the finished piece before it ships. Please use a photo you took yourself or one you have permission to use, because a professional photographer usually owns the copyright to their pictures.

Do I choose oil or acrylic for a flower painting, and what is the difference?

We paint in acrylic unless you ask for oil. Oil is available on request. Because oil dries slowly between layers, oil pieces take longer.

How long does a custom flower painting take?

One to five paintings take 7 to 10 business days to paint. Six to 20 pieces take 10 to 15 business days. Heavy texture and canvases 36 by 48 inches or larger sit at the top of the band because oil has to dry. Express shipping by FedEx or DHL then takes 5 to 10 business days. Many independent artists quote 6 weeks to 6 months.

How big can a floral canvas be?

We paint any size. There are 60 standard sizes from 24 by 20 inches up to 80 by 60 inches, plus sets of two and three. Any other size is painted to your measurements at the same rate. Larger single canvases beyond 80 by 60 inches, up to 5 meters (about 16 feet), are quoted case by case. For a wall over a wide sofa, a set of two side by side is a popular option.

Can you change the flower, color or size of one of your catalog paintings?

Yes. Every catalog design is painted fresh for each order, so we can resize it, recolor it, or swap the flower. Peonies can become roses, a square can become a wide horizontal, and a bright pink can become blush. If you send a paint code or fabric sample, we mix the color and send a daylight photo for approval before painting.

Can I see the painting before it ships, and what if I do not like it?

Yes. We photograph every finished canvas and send you the photos. Nothing leaves the studio until you approve. We also send progress photos while we paint. If a piece has a defect that is our fault, we repaint it at our cost. Color matching is approved from a daylight photo before painting, which prevents most surprises.

Can you paint a set of three botanical panels for a hallway?

Yes. Sets of two and three are part of our standard sizes, and we paint all panels together so the colors and brushwork match across the set. Tall verticals like magnolia, cherry blossom or monstera leaves work well in a corridor. Multi-panel sets sit at the top of the production band because each panel has to dry.

We need 12 floral pieces for a boutique hotel. Do you do trade orders?

Yes. There is no minimum order, trade pricing improves at 6 pieces and again at 21, and mixed designs count together. Twelve pieces take 10 to 15 business days to paint. Smooth florals can ship rolled in tubes to save freight. We can paint a sample first. It is a separate single-piece order, and the larger order is quoted on its own.

See a real textured floral commission

A request for bright colors became a 60 × 30 inch hand-painted canvas, with bees and ladybirds added near completion. Follow the client’s textured floral painting commission through the reference, painting stages, real brushwork close-ups and protective packing.

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