Spring is finally here, and what better way to celebrate the season of blooming flowers than with gorgeous floral nail art! *mini screams*
Here’s a list of variations – delicate pastels, bold garden-inspired designs, or minimalist floral accents etc. I love this collection and can’t wait for you to try these.
Key Highlights :
- Pick your favorite pastel spring colors + pick your favorite flower and then paint them on your nails
- Consider if you want to draw or color in your flowers
- Apply a gradient to the base color for that extra flair.
Classic Pastel Florals
You can pick your favorite pastel colors like lavender, blush pink, baby blue. On top of each nail, draw your favorite flowers! You can draw roses, orchids, or daisies like the one in the photo below.

How to Paint It:
- Apply a pastel base color to each nail.
- Use a dotting tool to create white daisy petals and a yellow center.
- Add small green leaves for a fresh garden-inspired touch.
- Seal with a glossy top coat for a smooth finish.
Sage Green & Blush Roses
I love sage green and blush pink. I think they’re the perfect spring color combination! Apply a sage green or blush pink base and then draw roses on them. Add some gold flakes to add an extra pop!

How to Paint It:
- Paint nails in alternating shades of sage green and blush pink.
- Use a thin brush to paint small rosebuds on the accent nail.
- Add subtle gold foil pieces for an elegant touch.
- Finish with a matte top coat for a sophisticated look.
Dainty Wildflower Meadow
For a soft and delicate look, you can paint your nails with a sheer pink or nude base and top it with wildflowers.

How to Paint It:
- Start with a nude or sheer pink base.
- Use a fine brush to paint small flowers in different pastel shades.
- Add tiny green stems and leaves for a realistic effect.
- Seal with a glossy top coat for a polished finish.
Lavender Field Nails
If lilac is your favorite color, this would be perfect for you in spring.

How to Paint It:
- Apply a pastel lilac base color.
- Use a thin brush to paint delicate lavender sprigs on two accent nails.
- Add fine green stems for a realistic look.
- Finish with a glossy or matte top coat.
Pink Cherry Blossom Nails
I love this one and it would be perfect if you have these while you watch the cherry blossoms bloom in Japan. It’s soft yet sophisticated.

How to Paint It:
- Create a soft pink ombre effect using a sponge.
- Use a fine brush to draw thin brown branches.
- Add tiny pink petals to mimic cherry blossoms.
- Seal with a glossy top coat to enhance the ombre effect.
Daisy French Tips
If you love french tips, try this one in spring. Add on your favorite flowers.

How to Paint It:
- Start with a sheer nude base coat.
- Use white polish to create simple daisy flowers along the tips.
- Add yellow dots at the center of each daisy.
- Finish with a glossy top coat.
Pressed Flower Nail Art
For the pressed flower and vintage lovers, this would complement your style. If you are attending or hosting an event with pressed flower decor, you should definitely use this nail art!

How to Paint It:
- Apply a sheer or clear gel base.
- Carefully place tiny dried flowers onto the nail while the polish is still tacky.
- Seal with a thick layer of clear gel or a top coat to encapsulate the flowers.
- Cure under a UV lamp if using gel polish.
Soft Watercolor Florals
For the watercolor artists, bring your art to your nails!

How to Paint It:
- Start with a white or nude base color.
- Lightly blend pastel polishes using a sponge for a watercolor effect.
- Add fine details with a thin brush to create floral shapes.
- Seal with a glossy top coat.
9. Pastel Poppies
If you like poppies and love more colors on your nails, try this one.

10. French Tip Florals
With french tips, you can draw tulips. This would be perfect for the Tulip Festival.

11. Sakura Blossom Nails
Here’s another variation of sakura blossoms.

12. Sunflower Fields
If you love yellow and your wardrobe is full of yellow, this one’s for you in spring!

13. Rose Gold Petals
This would be perfect for a brunch meetup with the ladies. The gold accents create a polished look.

Dainty Wildflowers
Here’s a nail design with a neutral, nude-toned base with tiny, colorful wildflowers scattered delicately across each nail. Think baby’s breath, daisies, and forget-me-nots painted in soft pastel hues.

Watercolor Florals
You can apply a light lavender or powder blue base with hand-painted tulips in a watercolor style. The petals blend seamlessly into the base, creating an effortlessly artistic finish.

Floral Embossed Nails
You can start with a soft nude base with 3D embossed floral details in white, giving a lace-like effect. These nails look like elegant spring wedding nails with their delicate, romantic finish.

Azalea Garden
Your nails can have a pastel blush pink base with tiny sprigs of azalea flowers painted on each nail. The soft pink tones give a serene, cottagecore-inspired vibe

Pink Peony Perfection
For this design, you can have a sheer pink or peach base with large, soft pink peony designs hand-painted on an accent nail. Subtle white detailing on the petals makes them look full and lifelike.

Vintage Floral Elegance
Start with a muted sage green or dusty blue base with antique-style floral decals. Then paint the flowers in soft cream, blush, and pale yellow, giving a vintage botanical aesthetic.

Blooming Vines
For this design, start with a clear or sheer pink base with thin, winding green vines stretching across each nail, with tiny pink and white buds blooming along the way.

Each design is inspired by the beauty of spring blooms and garden-inspired nail art trends. 💐💅
Don’t forget to save this post for your next spring manicure inspiration. 💖
