#kitchenroom

Kitchens are the hub of the home, a space where form meets function, and with open plan kitchen-diners, a resurgence in family mealtimes and dinner parties with friends and family - we are spending more time in this room. So, of course, it's become one of the favourite spots for hanging and displaying art. But where to start when it comes to choosing the perfect piece?

Choosing by size When choosing art for your kitchen, the scale is an important consideration. Large-scale artwork can help create a focal point or establish a mood, while smaller-scale pieces may be better suited for balancing space in the room. Smaller Kitchens In kitchens, wall space can be limited, and it's not always easy to find ways to include art in such a small space. But smaller prints are more versatile and easier to have in your kitchen. They look great leaning against a worktop or sitting on shelves, and if you like sharing your home inspo, they bring your kitchen shelfie to life! Open-plan kitchen diners For open-plan kitchen diners, choose large-scale pieces that are bold in colour or pattern and create a focal point in the room. Large abstract prints, statement canvas art, or lush landscapes work well here. Top tip: Build your collection over time and choose meaningful pieces - you don't have to buy them all at once

Choosing a theme or style

Whilst showing your personality through your home is important, consistency is key. You may already have a statement wall in your kitchen, particularly if you have an open-plan living space. If so, buy your art to match. Matching your art to your wall is much easier than the other way around.

Cheerful colours and witty words If you're looking for new wall art for your kitchen, don't be afraid of colour. A light and airy kitchen can benefit from colours that make a statement. Bright, warm colours will create an energetic and happy space that encourages people to spend time there. Reds and yellows are also said to stimulate the appetite - ideal for a kitchen! And if you have a more modern or industrial-style kitchen, colours such as orange or yellow may feel more at home. Here are a few examples of how colour can impact your kitchen. Blue is peaceful and relaxing, perfect for those after-work dinners. Green is fresh, soothing and serene—a great reminder of nature. Yellow is energising and gives off a happy vibe that makes us think of warm summer days spent outside with friends and family. Neutrals never go out of style and bring warmth to your kitchen. Whatever type of wall art you choose—whether it's an abstract piece or something with words—colour is what brings life into the room. Use it to tie everything together and make the space feel more cohesive and homey! Funny typography can help you start your day off right, making mornings a little easier, and putting a smile on your face after a long day at work.

Beautiful Botanicals

Plants and nature bring positive and creative energy to our every day. It's popular in kitchens as it can set the mood, decorate, make a statement and create focus points—all while adding colour.

If you've limited space for real plants—or, like me, have a habit of not keeping them for too long—botanical wall art can raise your mood and keep you calm and relaxed. Perfect for when things get a little heated in the kitchen.

Style Guide Top Tips

We hope we've inspired you with our ideas for decorating your kitchen! Remember that the most important thing is to have fun with it and make sure it reflects your personality. The best part about decorating is that there are no rules or limits—there's no right or wrong way to do this.

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