Amalfi in Bloom

If your walls lean bright and modern, this is the one to reach for. It takes everything people love about the Italian coast — the stacked pastel houses, the deep blue bay dotted with boats, a dome catching the sun — and paints it in bold, contemporary color rather than soft realism. The result feels less like a postcard and more like a piece of art you'd actually choose for a living room. That flat, confident style is also what makes it a pleasure to paint. The shapes are clean and generous — big blocks of coral, cream, and yellow, sweeping areas of blue water — so you get real momentum instead of squinting at tiny gaps. It's a great choice if you want a striking result without a punishing amount of detail, whether you're a few kits in or picking this as something achievable but rewarding. The joy here is the color contrast: warm sun-baked buildings set against that cool, saturated sea, with sprays of yellow mimosa and turquoise palms in the foreground doing something a little unexpected. On color: this design is built on flat, saturated blocks, so 24 handles it confidently — clean pastels, a bold blue bay, strong separation between shapes. The 36-color set adds gentle shading within the houses and the water, which deepens the piece slightly, but the graphic style doesn't depend on it. For a paint by numbers project this cleanly composed, 24 keeps the punch without over-complicating it. We recommend the 24-color version for this design. What's included: 16x20 in (40x50 cm) numbered canvas Available in a 24-color and a 36-color version Acrylic paints and brushes included Choose rolled canvas or pre-stretched on a frame