Kitchen Wall Art
Kitchen Wall Art
Kitchen wall art should feel right at home in the busiest room of the house. Browse kitchen prints and dining room wall art suited to breakfast nooks, open-plan spaces, bar carts, and family dining areas. Each piece is made to order in Perth, printed on quality materials, and shipped free across Australia.


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Summer Stories
From $52.99In Summer Stories, Goed Blauw paints a floral still life with fruit and drinking glasses in terracotta orange, soft pink and cream. This orange floral wall art places a tall bouquet on the right, balanced by open space across the warm background. A rounded pink vase has broad horizontal stripes, while cut figs and lemons […]
The Italian Menu
From $52.99In The Italian Menu, Rosi Feist draws a graphic Italian food scene with a pizza box, coffee and an orange drink in cobalt blue, cream and red. This pizza quote wall art features the words Best pizza in town across the box. A blue and cream checkerboard recedes diagonally behind it, while a pink coffee […]
Fruit Stand
From $52.99Fruit Stand by Arty Guava is a figurative artwork of two figures surrounded by fruit baskets beneath a striped awning in peach, olive green and pale blue. In this green kitchen wall art, one figure holds a green melon at the upper right, while another carries a spiky fruit below. Curved yellow bananas fill a […]
It’s Wine Time
From $52.99It’s Wine Time by Dirkie Nell shows two wine glasses beneath a wine quote in black and pale peach, with a relaxed, hand-drawn feel. This wine quote wall art reads “Wine time”, with broad, uneven brush lettering stacked above two loosely outlined glasses. The glasses sit side by side in the lower half, their oval […]
Organic Braided Flow
From $52.99Organic Braided Flow by Lucrecia Caporale is a line artwork of an abstract braided form in muted terracotta and pale cream. This boho abstract wall art features fine, parallel lines that curve into overlapping strands. The braid travels from the lower left to the upper right, continuing beyond both edges, while subtle mottling textures the […]
Earthy Abstract Blooms
From $52.99Earthy Abstract Blooms by Nadjaa is an abstract floral artwork of oversized flowers in terracotta red, dusty pink and cream. In this pink floral wall art, broad petals extend beyond the edges, with a large pink bloom on the right and a cream flower below it. Dark teal flowers and black centres add contrast, while […]
Retro Floral Pattern
From $52.99In Retro Floral Pattern, Miho Art Studio draws abstract flowers in ochre yellow, rust red and pale beige. This retro floral wall art features oversized blooms cropped at the edges, with an olive-green flower near the centre. Fine white outlines trace the uneven petals, while small cream flowers cluster across the lower section. The mood […]
Pasta Please
From $52.99In Pasta Please, Athene Fritsch draws a fork twirled with pasta above a handwritten quote in charcoal black and soft white, using a simple line style. This funny kitchen quote wall art pairs a playful food illustration with the words Pasta please. The fork extends from the upper right, while long pasta strands loop across […]
Kitchen Dancing Party
From $52.99In Kitchen Dancing Party, Ohkimiko draws a kitchen quote with party illustrations in cobalt blue, coral red and cream, in a playful graphic style. This funny kitchen quote wall art reads “This kitchen is for dancing”. Oversized blue words fill the centre, while a coral disco ball hangs at the upper right and two hands […]
Amalfi Coast Oranges IV
From $52.99Amalfi Coast Oranges IV by Bethany Young is a photographic artwork of oranges hanging above the sea in bright orange, deep green and turquoise blue. This botanical wall art looks up through leafy branches, with larger fruit on the left and two oranges suspended low on the right. Sunlight reveals leaf veins, while a level […]
Warm Poppies Blooms
From $52.99In Warm Poppies Blooms, Uma Gokhale paints stylised poppies in orange, peach pink and cream with an abstract floral style. This orange floral wall art features an oversized bloom cropped along the upper right edge, balanced by overlapping pink and rust flowers below. Fine stamens radiate from green centres, while open cream space softens the […]
Boho Floral Earth Tones
From $52.99Boho Floral Earth Tones by Miho Art Studio is an abstract floral artwork of oversized flowers and leafy stems in ochre, dusty peach and warm brown. This earthy floral wall art has two blooms across the top and a third cropped at the lower left. Pale centres echo the elongated petals, while curved brown branches […]
Blue Blooms at Dawn
From $52.99Blue Blooms at Dawn by Treechild is a botanical photography artwork of blue flowers among grasses in pale blue, amber orange and warm brown. This blue floral wall art focuses on a left-facing bloom above the centre, with another flower lower down. Slender stems cross the softly blurred background, while clear droplets cling to curved […]
Always Flowers
From $105.99In Always Flowers, Raissa Oltmanns paints a bouquet in an orange bottle in coral pink, golden yellow and green, using a floral illustration style. This floral quote wall art features the words There are always flowers for those who want to see them, attributed to Henri Matisse on the bottle’s label. Tall pink blooms rise […]
This Kitchen Is for Dancing
From $52.99In This Kitchen Is for Dancing, Treechild draws a playful quote design in bubblegum pink, orange and cream. This funny kitchen quote wall art reads “This kitchen is for dancing”. Loose, uneven orange lettering fills the centre across four lines, while large cream stars surround the words, with several cropped by the edges. The flat […]
Aperol Spritz II
From $105.99Aperol Spritz II by Petra Lizde shows an Aperol bottle, spritz and citrus in bright red, orange and pale peach, with a contemporary illustrative feel. In this red cocktail wall art, the bottle and stemmed glass form two upright shapes against a peach background. A red and white striped straw leans left, while sliced citrus […]
Aperol Spritz & Brunch 2 Sets
From $211.99In Aperol Spritz & Brunch 2 Sets, Petra Lizde paints a cocktail and shared brunch table in pink, orange and pale aqua, using a figurative illustrative style. This pink kitchen wall art set of 2 pairs an upright bottle and spritz with an overhead dining scene. Hands reach in around bowls and serving boards, while […]
Saturday Morning
From $52.99In Saturday Morning, Anna Zdanowicz paints a stylised still life of coffee and pastries in golden yellow, orange and pink. This yellow kitchen wall art shows sliced spiral cake arranged diagonally across a pink napkin, surrounded by folds of yellow fabric. Two coffee cups occupy opposite corners, with a hand holding the lower cup’s handle. […]
Banana
From $52.99In Banana, Raissa Oltmanns draws a hand holding a partially peeled banana in pink, yellow and brown, using a figurative illustration style. This pink banana wall art centres the upright fruit against a textured pink background. A brown hand enters from the lower right, with bright pink nails and three pale bangles. The peel folds […]
Orangenschale im Fenster
From $52.99In Orangenschale im Fenster, Ohkimiko paints a bowl of oranges on a windowsill in orange, blue and cream, with a soft watercolour style. This orange kitchen wall art places the fruit low in the composition, beneath a view of tiled rooftops and distant blue water. White highlights brighten the oranges, while loose washes soften the […]
Limoncello
From $105.99In Limoncello, Petra Lizde paints a limoncello bottle, two filled glasses and lemons in golden yellow, blue and green, using an illustrative style. This yellow and blue citrus wall art places the bottle left of centre beneath overhanging lemons and white blossoms. Blue floral tiles fill the foreground, with small sailboats and a pale mountain […]
Zitronen in Türkisfarbener Schale
From $52.99Zitronen in Türkisfarbener Schale by Ohkimiko shows lemons in a turquoise bowl in yellow, teal and white, with a watercolour still-life feel. This lemon kitchen wall art features four fruits gathered inside a broad oval bowl, surrounded by irregular vertical stripes. Pale highlights and olive-toned shadows give the lemons rounded form, while cropped fruit continues […]
Fluffy Pancakes with Berries
From $52.99In Fluffy Pancakes with Berries, Nazma Khokhar draws a pancake stack with berries in golden brown, cream and soft pink, using a retro illustrated style. This retro kitchen wall art centres syrup-covered pancakes against a pink rectangle, with halved strawberries on top and blueberries clustered at the lower right. Tall decorative lettering fills the space […]
Fairy Florals
From $52.99In Fairy Florals, Treechild paints a stylised flower in blue, pink and aqua, using a flat illustrative botanical style. This floral quote wall art includes the words “Midsummer blossoms” and “June 1957” beneath the flower. Broad blue petals have uneven pink edges, while orange stamens rise from the centre. Aqua leaves and scattered star shapes […]
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There’s no single look that works for every kitchen, which is why the range covers a lot of ground. Mediterranean and coastal prints bring warmth to open-plan dining spaces. Botanical herb charts and coffee or wine guides suit kitchens where the subject matter feels at home. Abstract prints in terracotta, sage, or warm neutrals work well in contemporary kitchens without competing with the rest of the room. For something with a bit more personality, vintage-style cocktail posters and food and beverage prints are consistently popular above a bar cart or dining table.
Choosing the Right Size
A useful starting point: art above furniture should cover roughly two-thirds of the width of the piece below it. For a 150cm dining table, that’s around 100cm of art — either a single landscape print or a grouped arrangement of two or three smaller pieces. Browse two-piece and three-piece sets for pieces designed to work together, or go bold with extra large prints on bigger walls.
Framing and Format
For kitchens, framed prints with glass fronts tend to be the more practical choice — easier to wipe down and better suited to humid environments than exposed canvas. Our frames are made from FSC-certified solid timber in raw oak, black, and white. Framed poster prints are produced on 250gsm satin photo paper using archival pigment inks. Canvas options — both stretched and floating-frame — are printed on 380gsm premium satin canvas using HP Latex printing. All pieces arrive ready to hang.
Where to Hang It
Above the dining table and above a breakfast bar are the two most common spots. Other good positions include beside the fridge, above a sideboard, or propped on open shelving. Keep art well away from stovetops, sinks, and direct splash zones to reduce exposure to steam, grease, and moisture. For renters or tiled walls, removable adhesive hooks may suit smaller framed prints, as long as the hook is rated for the weight of the piece.
Order With Confidence
All kitchen prints are made to order in Perth and shipped free Australia-wide. PayPal Pay in 4 is available at checkout. If your order arrives damaged or has a quality issue, contact the team at support@wallartcollective.com.au — see the full returns policy for details.
Kitchens suit art that reflects the environment — botanical illustrations, still life prints featuring fresh ingredients like citrus or herbs, coffee variety guides, wine region maps, or abstract pieces in warm, appetising tones like terracotta and sage. The key is choosing something with a considered palette that complements your cabinetry and benchtops rather than competing with them.
Above a dining nook, next to the fridge, above a breakfast bar, or styled on open shelving — these are all great spots. Avoid hanging art directly above a stove or sink to prevent damage from steam and grease. A minimum distance of 48cm from active cooking zones keeps your artwork in good condition.
Follow the two-thirds rule: your art or gallery grouping should cover approximately two-thirds of the width of the furniture below it. A dining table that’s 150cm wide pairs best with around 100cm of art — whether that’s a single piece or a curated grouping.
Yes, if framed correctly. Solid timber frames with glass fronts provide the best protection against minor splashes and humidity. Canvas is generally more vulnerable to moisture than framed paper prints, so if you’re placing art near a sink or stove, a framed print is the safer choice.
As a general guide, hang your art so the centre of the piece sits between 57 and 60 inches (roughly 145–152cm) from the floor. When hanging above dining furniture, drop it slightly lower so the art feels connected to the table rather than floating above it.
Absolutely. Framed and curated family photos are a wonderful way to add warmth and personality to a space built for gathering. Mix them with other prints for a gallery wall that feels genuinely personal.
Give the glass a gentle wipe with a soft, slightly damp microfibre cloth every few months. For stubborn grease buildup, a small amount of diluted white vinegar on the cloth works well. Avoid abrasive cleaners or anything solvent-based. For the timber frame, use a barely damp cloth followed by a dry one to remove dust without soaking the wood.
Heavy-duty removable adhesive hooks are your best option for lighter prints — look for ones rated at 2–5kg and follow the instructions carefully for a clean removal. For a styling-forward approach, leaning prints on open shelving or against a wall looks intentional and works surprisingly well in kitchen spaces. On tiled walls, adhesive picture strips designed for tiles can work for lighter pieces.
Avoid positioning glass-fronted prints directly beneath pendant lights or in line with recessed downlights. If glare is unavoidable, try angling the frame very slightly forward at the top, or consider a battery-powered picture light mounted to the frame for a warm, focused glow that reduces reflective interference.
Oak frames work well in Scandi or timber-heavy kitchens. Black frames suit a modern or industrial look. White frames complement coastal or Hamptons-inspired styles. All of our frames are made from sustainably sourced hardwood and are built to last — quality details that quietly make a big difference.
Yes. PayPal Pay in 4 is available at checkout, so you can spread the cost of your kitchen wall art across four interest-free payments. All orders also ship free Australia-wide.















































