Flower Ceramic House Name Sign | Custom Floral Address Plaque

House Sign with Colored Flowers: Charm for your Country Cottage

A custom floral house sign hand-painted with vibrant wildflowers, inspired by sun-drenched gardens and classic country estates. Designed to add a warm elegance and reflect the charming character of a traditional entrance. Perfectly suited for family homes,  B&Bs, cottage or rustic farmhouses, it combines Italian artisan tradition with durable elegance to create a lasting first impression.

Personalization Options:

I specialize in creating hand-painted art that reflects your home’s soul. You are not just buying a sign; you are commissioning a piece of Italian craftsmanship.

 You have two distinct ways to create your perfect House sign:

• Option 1: Personalize This Design – Add your house number, family name, or a custom message to this design by using the customization fields above.

• Option 2: Fully Bespoke Artwork – My true specialty. I can create a unique design from scratch that perfectly reflects your personal taste, your home’s style, and your personality.

Free Personalized Mockup

Not sure how your name or house number will look? Use this Contact form for a free preview with no obligation to purchase.

Whether you would like to personalize one of my existing designs with your name or house number, or create a completely unique house sign from your own idea, the free mockup preview is always included, with no obligation to purchase.

Craftsmenship & Durability

Every piece is an original artwork, individually hand-painted in my studio in Italy. This ensures a level of detail and "soul" that only the long-standing tradition of Italian art can provide. I specialize in the refined art of hand-painted porcelain, a medium chosen for its exceptional elegance and lifelong durability. Unlike standard ceramics, my porcelain plaques are fired at extremely high temperatures to ensure they are completely waterproof, non-porous, frost-proof, and weather-resistant for decades.

Read more about my Creative Process: From Sketch to Kiln