Kitchen wall art, a framed canvas print on a kitchen wall beside open shelving

Kitchen Wall Art

Explore our kitchen wall art, filled with fruit, food and still-life subjects made for the heart of the home. From figs and pomegranates to pears, apples and citrus, each design brings character to kitchens and dining spaces and is produced as a premium giclée canvas print in a choice of sizes and frame styles.

Red Apple Print Wall Art Moncasso
Red Apple Print Wall Art Moncasso
Red Apple Print
from £40.00
Twilight Figs Print Wall Art Moncasso
Twilight Figs Print Wall Art Moncasso
Twilight Figs Print
from £40.00
Middle Eastern Spice Print Wall Art Moncasso
Middle Eastern Spice Print Wall Art Moncasso
Middle Eastern Spice Print
from £40.00
Crimson Pomegranates Print Wall Art Moncasso
Crimson Pomegranates Print Wall Art Moncasso
Crimson Pomegranates Print
from £40.00
Red Apple with Leaf Print Wall Art Moncasso
Red Apple with Leaf Print Wall Art Moncasso
Red Apple with Leaf Print
from £40.00
Golden Pears Print Wall Art Moncasso
Golden Pears Print Wall Art Moncasso
Golden Pears Print
from £40.00
Orange with Leaf Print Wall Art Moncasso
Orange with Leaf Print Wall Art Moncasso
Orange with Leaf Print
from £40.00
Farmhouse Pears Print Wall Art Moncasso
Farmhouse Pears Print Wall Art Moncasso
Farmhouse Pears Print
from £40.00
Fruit Bowl Print Wall Art Moncasso
Fruit Bowl Print Wall Art Moncasso
Fruit Bowl Print
from £40.00
Goose and Golden Egg Print Wall Art Moncasso
Goose and Golden Egg Print Wall Art Moncasso
Goose and Golden Egg Print
from £40.00

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Choosing wall art for your kitchen or dining space

Food and still-life artwork feels naturally at home in kitchens and dining areas, while the right scale can help connect the artwork to the furniture around it. Above a dining table or sideboard, aim for the complete display to span around 60–75% of the furniture width. On smaller kitchen walls, a single print can add character without overwhelming the space. For more traditional influences, explore our Vintage Wall Art, or browse Floral & Botanical Wall Art for more nature-led subjects.

Kitchen wall art FAQs

Choosing the right subject, size and placement for kitchen and dining spaces.

What kind of wall art works well in a kitchen?

Fruit, food and still-life artwork works particularly naturally in kitchens because the subject connects with the purpose of the room. Botanical pieces and other decorative subjects can work equally well, but the best choice is one that brings personality to the space without competing with an already busy kitchen.

What size wall art should I choose for a kitchen or dining room?

Above a dining table or sideboard, aim for the complete artwork or arrangement to span around 60–75% of the furniture width. For smaller kitchen walls, alcoves or spaces between cabinets, a more compact single piece will usually feel better proportioned.

Where should I hang wall art in a kitchen?

Good locations include dining areas, walls above sideboards, breakfast spaces and clear sections of wall away from the main cooking zone. Choose somewhere the artwork can be enjoyed without placing it directly beside a hob, sink or other area exposed to excessive heat, steam or splashes.

Can canvas wall art be hung in a kitchen?

Yes, provided it is positioned sensibly. Keep canvas artwork away from direct heat, excessive steam, grease and regular water splashes, particularly around hobs and sinks. A dining area or clear wall farther from the main cooking zone is generally a more suitable location.

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