Blue WaterlilyEllis Rowan, 1911Framed from $109.00Kitchen & Dining Wall Art
A narrow strip of wall between benchtop and cupboard is enough. These kitchen and dining pieces are ready-made and start at A4: still life, fruit, food and flowers as art prints, framed prints or canvas.
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Blue WaterlilyEllis Rowan, 1911Framed from $109.00
Illawarra Flame Tree and Honey MyrtleEllis Rowan, 1885Framed from $109.00
A Bunch of West Australian Wild FlowersEllis Rowan, 1889Framed from $109.00
Lilly Pilly Blossom with a Cruiser ButterflyEllis Rowan, 1885Framed from $109.00
Golden BowerbirdsEllis Rowan, 1917Framed from $109.00
Banksia and Gumnuts Pair2 printsFramed from $196.20 · save 10%
Racket-tailed KingfisherEllis Rowan, 1917Framed from $109.00
Bridge over a Pond of Water LiliesClaude Monet, 1899Framed from $109.00
The Path through the IrisesClaude Monet, 1914-1917Framed from $179.00
SunflowersVincent van Gogh, 1888Framed from $109.00
IrisesVincent van Gogh, 1889Framed from $109.00
RosesVincent van Gogh, 1890Framed from $109.00
Gum and Banksia Study Pair2 printsFramed from $196.20 · save 10%
Still Life with ApplesPaul Cezanne, 1893-1894Framed from $109.00
American FlamingoJohn James Audubon, 1838Framed from $109.00
Carolina ParrotJohn James Audubon, 1827Framed from $109.00
Snowy HeronJohn James Audubon, 1835Framed from $109.00
Blue JayJohn James Audubon, 1831Framed from $109.00
Les RosesPierre-Joseph Redoute, 1817Framed from $109.00
Protea and Waratah Pair2 printsFramed from $196.20 · save 10%
Les LiliacéesPierre-Joseph Redoute, 1805Framed from $109.00
Merian Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium PlateMaria Sibylla Merian, 1705Framed from $109.00
Kunstformen der Natur, ActiniaeErnst Haeckel, 1904Framed from $109.00
Kunstformen der Natur, DiscomedusaeErnst Haeckel, 1904Framed from $109.00
Golden WattleEllis Rowan, 1880sFramed from $109.00
Old Man BanksiaEllis Rowan, 1880sFramed from $109.00
Banksia and Gum Leaves Pair2 printsFramed from $196.20 · save 10%
Red Kangaroo PawEllis Rowan, 1880sFramed from $109.00
Crimson BottlebrushEllis Rowan, 1886Framed from $109.00
Red Flowering GumEllis Rowan, 1886Framed from $109.00
Fern-leaf Grevillea with ButterfliesEllis Rowan, 1891Framed from $109.00
Christmas BellsEllis Rowan, 1885Framed from $109.00
Sydney Rock OrchidEllis Rowan, 1880sFramed from $109.00
Lemons and Figs Pair2 printsFramed from $196.20 · save 10%
Giant WaterlilyEllis Rowan, 1911Framed from $109.00
Little CorellasEllis Rowan, 1917Framed from $109.00
Eclectus ParrotsEllis Rowan, 1917Framed from $109.00
Superb LyrebirdJohn Gould, 1848Framed from $109.00
Superb Fairy-wrenJohn Gould, 1848Framed from $109.00
Sulphur-crested CockatooJohn Gould, 1848Framed from $109.00
Major Mitchell's CockatooJohn Gould, 1848Framed from $109.00
GalahJohn Gould, 1848Framed from $109.00
Gang-gang CockatooJohn Gould, 1848Framed from $109.00
Red-tailed Black CockatooJohn Gould, 1848Framed from $109.00
Eastern RosellaJohn Gould, 1848Framed from $109.00
Crimson RosellaJohn Gould, 1848Framed from $109.00
Rainbow LorikeetJohn Gould, 1848Framed from $109.00
BudgerigarJohn Gould, 1848Framed from $329.00Wall art sizes and prices
| Size | Art Print | Framed | Canvas |
|---|---|---|---|
| A3 / 30x40 cm | $65.00 | $149.00 | $129.00 |
| A2 / 40x50 cm | $85.00 | $199.00 | $159.00 |
| 50x70 cm | $89.00 | $249.00 | $219.00 |
| 60x90 cm | $115.00 | $329.00 | $289.00 |
$10 standard or $15 express per order, Australia wide. Printed in Australia, ships in 3-5 business days.
What size art suits a kitchen?
A4 to A2 suits most kitchens, and A3 is the simplest place to start. Kitchen walls and benchtops take A4 (21 x 29.7 cm) to A2 (42 x 59.4 cm), and larger sizes exist on many artworks for bigger walls such as a dining wall. Arriving from this page, each artwork opens on A3 (29.7 x 42 cm), mid range, so it is the quickest size to judge. An A4 or A3 in a frame can rest on a benchtop without drilling, while A2 carries the wall at the end of a run. The preview shows the crop before you decide.
Where should art go near a stove or sink?
Give your picture some distance from both. Splashes, steam and cooktop heat are what age a print fastest, and the wall beside a sink or hob collects all three. Your frame is fronted in perspex, but the sheet inside is still paper. Pick a wall further along the bench, or a shelf at the far end of the room, and let the picture stand clear.
Which frame suits a kitchen?
It depends on your joinery. The frame is a thin 20 mm profile in oak look, black or white. White tends to recede against tiles and pale cabinets, while black gives a crisper line against dark stone or a stainless splashback. The frame arrives without a mount, and a white mount is optional if you want more air around the picture. The front is perspex.
Which pieces work in a dining room?
Still life, fruit and flowers settle your dining room as readily as a kitchen. The larger sizes give the wall behind your table something to hold. Art prints and canvas run up to 100 x 150 cm, and framed prints to 90 x 120 cm. Each artwork offers only the sizes its picture can fill, listed on its own page. Several Gum & Glaze pictures come as two-piece sets for hanging side by side, which fills a long wall above your sideboard. For a more traditional room, you can draw on the Museum Collection for older still life.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size art suits a kitchen?
A4 to A2 suits most kitchens, and A3 is the simplest place to start. Kitchen walls and benchtops take A4 (21 x 29.7 cm) to A2 (42 x 59.4 cm), and larger sizes exist on many artworks for bigger walls such as a dining wall. Arriving from this page, each artwork opens on A3 (29.7 x 42 cm), mid range, so it is the quickest size to judge. An A4 or A3 in a frame can rest on a benchtop without drilling, while A2 carries the wall at the end of a run. The preview shows the crop before you decide.
Where should art go near a stove or sink?
Give your picture some distance from both. Splashes, steam and cooktop heat are what age a print fastest, and the wall beside a sink or hob collects all three. Your frame is fronted in perspex, but the sheet inside is still paper. Pick a wall further along the bench, or a shelf at the far end of the room, and let the picture stand clear.
Which frame suits a kitchen?
It depends on your joinery. The frame is a thin 20 mm profile in oak look, black or white. White tends to recede against tiles and pale cabinets, while black gives a crisper line against dark stone or a stainless splashback. The frame arrives without a mount, and a white mount is optional if you want more air around the picture. The front is perspex.
Which pieces work in a dining room?
Still life, fruit and flowers settle your dining room as readily as a kitchen. The larger sizes give the wall behind your table something to hold. Art prints and canvas run up to 100 x 150 cm, and framed prints to 90 x 120 cm. Each artwork offers only the sizes its picture can fill, listed on its own page. Several Gum & Glaze pictures come as two-piece sets for hanging side by side, which fills a long wall above your sideboard. For a more traditional room, you can draw on the Museum Collection for older still life.
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Small art for kitchens
Most kitchens give you little clear wall, so the pieces here stay small. Sizes run from A4 (21 x 29.7 cm) to A2 (42 x 59.4 cm). Every artwork page opens on A3 (29.7 x 42 cm), an easy fit above a benchtop.
An A4 or A3 framed print can lean against the tiles with no fixing at all, which suits a rental. Our framed wall art arrives ready to hang, fronted in perspex in place of glass. Each artwork shows the sizes it prints best at, and the preview shows exactly where the crop falls.
Still life, fruit and flowers
Most of what sits here is still life: fruit, flowers and food on a table, which suits a dining room as readily as a kitchen. Gum & Glaze is the house brand for these rooms, with native flowers and fruit. The look is painted and printed as a giclée, with gouache texture and loose brush marks. The byline on each piece is the brand. Designed by our talented team in Melbourne using digital tools.
The Museum Collection adds older still life from public museum and library collections. Copyright has expired, so we print from files those archives published, never repainted. No museum endorses them. The wider wall art collection covers landscape and abstract work.
Printed in Australia, delivered nationwide
Each piece is printed in Australia and leaves us within 3 to 5 business days.
Delivery is $10 per order for standard or $15 per order for express, added at checkout Australia wide. A framed print arrives assembled and ready to hang. Canvas is stretched on a 38 mm frame with mirrored edges, so the whole picture stays on the front.