I’m currently building out about three different art walls in my new apartment. It’s so much bigger than the tiny space I had before, and the walls are a total blank slate just begging to be transformed. I’m still in the inspiration phase, so I think I’ve been on about 100 different art sites in the last week (more on that later!). The kitchen itself is a teeny galley kitchen, but we have a dining nook off the side with a decent space for art. Plus, there are a couple little nooks waiting to be filled with smaller art prints or kitchen wall decor. Below are some of the paintings and illustration prints I’m considering, and I’d pair them with a few unique wall planters or hanging baskets shown below as well.
Espresso Martini Cocktail Poster from Desenio
Apples by Carolyn Gavin
Blue Lobster Study Print by Camilla Perkins
Green Apples and flowers art by Tali Yalonetzki
Pretty Pears Art Print by Sabina Fenn
Chillies Print by Rose England London
Moka Pot Coffee Gouache Print by Emma Make
Good Morning Pancakes Print by Holly Francesca
Pomegranate and Patterns Print by Hyoju Yang
One More Drink Poster from Desenio
Floral Still Life Print by Anissa Riviere
Iridescent Wine Glass Giclée Print by Leah Gardner
Tulips, Wine, & Cheese Print by Sandra Poliakov
Bananas Art Print by Sabina Fenn
kitchen art prints
top to bottom, left to right: Espresso Martini Cocktail Poster, Good Morning Pancakes Print by Holly Francesca, Bananas Art Print by Sabina Fenn, Chillies Print by Rose England London, Pomegranate and Patterns Print by Hyoju Yang, Iridescent Wine Glass Giclée Print by Leah Gardner, One More Drink Poster, Blue Lobster Study Print by Camilla Perkins, Floral Still Life Print by Anissa Riviere, Tulips, Wine, & Cheese Print by Sandra Poliakov , Pretty Pears Art Print by Sabina Fenn, Moka Pot Still Life Print by Emma Make
kitchen wall decor
I envision a sleek hanging pot from SimpleFormsDesign in the window to elevate the space. Love the purple too, of course!
Corrine Lent’s handmade wall pockets would look lovely in one of my little nooks, whether with a little plant or a few dried blooms.
This pink o-shaped planter by Golem could nestle in amongst the framed art, or by the cabinets.
Naja Tepe makes these little altars that are perfect for a small space.
This tiny shelf by Textura Ceramics would also be cute for a couple air plants or my salt and pepper shakers!
Featured image by Anissa Riviere – shop here!
