15 Artist-Run Shops to Buy Beautiful Floral Art Prints Online
I reached out to my favorite artists who run their own online shops selling floral art prints to bring you this list of 15 hidden gems. Each one offers beautiful floral art prints, from soft watercolor blooms to bold, colorful designs.
It’s a curated collection of small artist-run shops where you can discover unique artwork and support independent creators directly.
Pattern Design by Linn Warme
My name is Ruth Ann and I am the self taught illustrator behind the title of Barnacles and Moss. I love combining my fascination with vintage botanical illustrations and folklore from around the world to create hand drawn pieces full of darkness and whimsy.
I’m Linn Warme, an illustrator and surface pattern designer based in Sweden with a background in Fine Arts and Textile Design. I’ve always been drawn to the quiet focus of creative work, finding inspiration in the beautiful moments of life. Whether I’m sketching by hand or crafting a seamless pattern digitally, I always seek a sense of rhythm and playfulness in my designs
In my shop you’ll find art prints, sculptures, and textiles. Everything is produced in small batches with sustainability in mind, each print is printed locally on museum-quality, archival paper using eco-friendly inks for art made to be cherished for a long time.
I’m an illustrator and surface pattern designer living in Geelong, Australia. My work is bright, textured and playful work and largely inspired by nature. I began selling my watercolour artwork on Etsy around 10 years ago. Since then, I’ve had multiple highs and lows with my online shop and am now focussing on creating wall art, particularly for children’s spaces.
As my career evolved and I began moving into surface pattern design, I also started selling my patterns on Spoonflower. Spoonflower has been a wonderful avenue for selling my work on fabric, wallpaper and home decor. I love creating colourful floral prints and I always have a particular fondness for native Australian flowers – inspired by the flora around me.
Melissa Donne
Bold abstract floral art prints with vibrant and delicate charm
I’m an illustrator based in the UK and I love to create floral designs which are a little abstract in nature and whilst they mimic the real thing, they have something unique about them.
My work is bold and aims to make a statement in the home, with vibrant colours yet with a delicate feel.
I have a store where you can purchase my art prints in a range of sizes. My prints are professionally produced in the UK, using FSC certified paper. I aim to minimise my environmental impact by also using biodegradable and/or recycled materials and print in small runs to reduce waste.
I’m Alja Horvat, an illustrator from Slovenia who loves nature and all things vintage.. Flowers are my favorite subject to draw, and they’ve become the heart of my creative work. Over the years, I’ve had the joy of collaborating with brands like Anthropologie, Urban Outfitters, Disney, Fila, Erin Condren,… In my own shop, I offer art prints that I print myself in my studio, but I also offer greeting cards and t-shirts – each piece designed to bring a little color, warmth, and inspiration into everyday life. But now I also have a fabric collection in collaboration with Tiska Fabric (Slovenian based company, that ships to Europe) – and I offer 16 different designs on +20 fabric types through them. You can also use the code ALJA10 to get 10% off all my fabrics.
I’m an Illustrator and designer based in Dorset. My work is inspired by the natural world and beautiful British landscapes and wildlife. I love to inject as much colour as possible in to my work, and aim is to bring people closer to nature through my illustrations. My shop offers a lovely selection of products, from cards and prints to homewares and gifts. Everything is designed and produced in the UK in small batches. I try to be as environmentally friendly as I can and support other small businesses where possible.
I’m a Chilean artist and illustrator. Since 2014, I’ve been independently managing my career through various art and design projects. In 2018, I launched my first stationery collection under my brand “Jo Jiménez” with the goal of democratizing access to art.
It didn’t make sense to me that someone needed a big budget just to connect with something that inspired them, so these products became a way to reach a broader audience—people who love art and want to bring it into their everyday lives. With that in mind, I opened my online store.
It was amazing because it also opened the door to working with other brands that choose my work for their products. That allowed me to explore new product categories, which is always really fun, because I send over my files and they come back transformed into everyday objects—and that never stops amazing me.
My interest in drawing and artmaking began in early childhood. I was raised on a farm in a small town on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. I explored the outdoors extensively and connected with the animals, focusing on school and drawing. Later, I pursued a degree in biology and established a career in laboratory science, all while holding art as my creative outlet and pastime. My life eventually took many transformative turns after relocating to the USA, starting a family, and struggling through the isolation of the global pandemic. The need for self-expression through art intensified at each turn, propelling me to dig deeper into my artistic pursuits and discover my passion for illustration.
Drawing from my scientific background, my work is a fusion of history, natural science, and traditional art mediums. I find my inspirations in natural science, botanical illustration, and surrealism. Vintage ephemera also holds a special place in my creative process – as does portraiture.
Having trained with the Royal Horticultural Society and worked as a commercial illustrator for the best part of 20 years, I discovered printmaking as a personal practice. It allows me to explore the connections between plants and the stories we tell about them and my floral etchings draw on folklore, myth, and magic – where each flower or plant has a symbolic or narrative significance.
The prints are inked by hand in limited editions and subtle variations give every piece its own unique character.
Anjana Mistry
Floral and nature-inspired art blending hand-painted and digital detail
Hi, I’m Anjana Mistry, a British illustrator, artist, and designer based in Barcelona, Spain. I create illustrations, decorative art, and pattern designs inspired by my love of flora and fauna. By combining traditional hand-painting with digital techniques, I produce detailed, contemporary artwork for prints and products.
Whether you’re looking for a thoughtful gift or a special piece for your walls, I hope my art brings a touch of joy to your space.
I’m Sandra Hutter, an illustrator and pattern designer based in Vienna, Austria. I love combining bold florals, hand-drawn lettering, playful shapes, vibrant colors, and a touch of folk-art inspiration to spread joy and bring positivity into everyday life. The art prints in my shop are made to brighten up my customers’ homes — from entryways to kids’ rooms to living spaces — and add a cheerful, uplifting touch wherever they land.
My name is Katie O’Shea and this is my shop where I sell wall art and temporary tattoos. I am based in Northern California and I would say I am obsessed with drawing plants and animals. I’d describe my work as stylized realism. I stay true to references from nature but add my own twist. Lately I have been really enjoying exploring line drawing and crosshatching. I am slowly building up my shop inventory. I hope you get a chance to check them out!
I’m an illustrator and designer based in Madrid, Spain. My work is mostly inspired by the beauty and intricacy of nature. In my shop, you’ll find a collection of prints celebrating each month’s unique birth flower created to bring a touch of greenery and botanical charm to any space.
Cynthia Oswald
Botanical watercolor art reflecting the quiet beauty of everyday nature
My name is Cynthia Oswald. I’m an artist and designer based in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. My work is a nod to a deep love of nature and the simple magic found in everyday life. I aim to imbue the spaces my work fills with a sense of peace, love, and light—just as nature does on its own. Through watercolor and ink, I explore botanical forms as a way to celebrate connection, rhythm, and quiet beauty found in everyday life.
Hi, I’m Rebecca Zwanzig, the artist behind High West Wild, a Portland-based studio creating bold, retro-inspired illustrations rooted in folk art, nature, and nostalgia. I was raised in Kentucky, shaped by the hills, fields, and overgrown backroads of the bluegrass state. Later, I spent years in the mossy woods of Washington and the sunbaked high deserts of Northern Nevada. Those places, wet pine needles, soft rain, cool mountain air, wide open skies, faded motel signs, and dusty sagebrush, are stitched into everything I make.
My work is grounded in memory and design. I’m drawn to vintage textiles, scientific botanical art, and the groovy typography of the ’60s and ’70s. I use those influences to invent my own version of nature; imagined botanicals, stylized creatures, and floral forms that sit between the real and the remembered.
My color palettes lean into 1970s earth tones mixed with the saturated warmth of Pacific Northwest autumns: burnt orange, ochre, rust, dusty pink, olive green, and golden brown.
High West Wild is about storytelling, place, and care. I make art that speaks for the natural world and for those pushing toward equity. My work is personal, political, and rooted in the idea that beauty can be a form of resistance. It’s a love letter to the land, to the people who pay attention, and to the power of good design.
