Decorate Walls with Best Kitchen Wall Décor Ideas

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  Kitchen art doesn't always have to be made out of living plants. Think along the lines of small or medium sized objects that can be placed on a shelf, hung from a hook, or drilled right into your wall. You can choose to decorate your kitchen by using objects that you use in cooking like spoons, utensils, and plates. This is also a great way to decorate your kitchen walls without having to use paint or wallpaper. What about those geometric metal shapes, the beautiful ceramic coffee mugs or those hip wall shelves that add both style and functionality?
  
  
  
  

  

• Plant Art

  One of the most enjoyable ways to decorate your kitchen is with plant art. There are so many great things you can do with living plants that it's mind-boggling. We'll share with you one well-kept secret: The greatest form of wall art is one that you have built yourself and it's growing in your backyard! You might think that anything that grows could not be incorporated into a wall, but the answer is hidden in plain sight. Let your plants dangle from wall hooks, hang planters with holes on the sides for a chain or rope, add a few magical floating shelves, and voilà!
  
  
  

  

• Coastal Variations

  If you're a fan of the beach, then decorating your kitchen with coastal art will be right up your alley. It's as easy as hanging your old sea charts, paintings of lighthouses, and sketches made by you or one of your friends. Boats, seas, tropical fish, surfboards and piers are popular motifs in wall art, adding to the kitchen's playfulness. Perhaps it's because such décor reminds us of pleasant family trips - or maybe it's because they're simply gorgeous to look at. In any case, including some images of the coast, art or even coastal plants provides a simple and easy-going kitchen atmosphere right off the bat.
  
  
  

  

• Wood Kitchen Wall Décor

  If you're interested in adding wooden kitchen decor, then why not consider wood art? Think of your old driftwood that you brought back from the beach or that picture frame that you stained because it was scratched. Well, now it can be given a second chance because wood is just too versatile not to include in your decorating scheme. Wood art pieces are usually fairly easy to build and create various shapes - so you will only need your imagination to build your work of art. The best thing about wood kitchen wall décor is that it can be as light or as heavy as you want it to be. Vintage window panes, rustic wall ladders and door frames are all fair game.
  
  
  

  

Unique Kitchen Wall Décor Ideas

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  Combine Textures

  Use different textures in your kitchen wall décor to make it more interesting. For example, you can use a fabric with small dots and cover the corkboard with it. However, if this combination of textured fabrics does not seem aesthetically pleasing to you, you may choose another textile such as velvet. If using tiles instead, then mix the colors and materials of the tiles. For example, you can have a wooden-looking tile on top with two velvet-covered cork boards below it.
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  Spice it Up with Wood

  Wood panelling is a great choice for your kitchen wall as it not only adds that rustic feel to the room, but also has an elegant and stylish look. You can modify wood panels to suit your desired theme or just leave them as they are and give the kitchen a classic look. With its many benefits and flexibility, wood panels can be used in more than just kitchen wall décor.
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  Add Height to Bare Walls

  You can add height to a kitchen without adding on another floor using accent walls. A simple solution for a "tall" room is to paint the wall behind the stove and upper cabinets in a darker shade, like Tuscan red or olive green, and paint everything else white or off-white. If you have high ceilings in your kitchen, just place vertical objects on counters and shelves.

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  Have You Considered Open Shelving?

  This accentuated design detail can add sophistication to your kitchen decor. Its dramatic impact provides an appealing visual display of your favorite dishes, glassware and cookbooks. Also, you will be able to show off your cooking artistry by displaying some of your lovely stove-to-table ware and appliances such as cheese graters, food mills, ramekins, rolling pins, and pastry brushes.
  Open shelving offers a practical storage solution that provides better visibility of essential kitchen items such as fruit bowls, pitchers and crockery. If you enjoy baking, you will most certainly appreciate having open shelves to display your baking dishes and cooking pots. Your guests will be impressed by the practicality and style of your kitchen decor.
  Open cabinet shelves also allow you to organize your kitchen according to common categories such as baking supplies, canned goods, cooking oils, and even liquor decanters.
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  How About Decorating Your Kitchen Wall with Photos?

  If you are planning to decorate your kitchen wall, consider having it photo-decorated. This might bring in a new dimension to the way your kitchen looks. One of the best ideas is to have photos of food items and fruits & vegetables displayed on the wall. If you enjoy cooking, this can be an ideal choice for you. This will make the kitchen look interesting and lively.
  Photo decorating is not a new concept; it has been around for decades now. However, more often than not, people do not follow through on their plans of photo-decoration because they are discouraged by the high costs involved or they fail to find good quality photos.

Wall Ideas for a Small Kitchen

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  Mix Color Tones:

  You can make a small kitchen look and feel better by mixing color tones and unique accents. For example, you could paint the walls in one tone, but the ceiling another; the advantage here is that it can give your kitchen an airy and comfortable feeling. If you choose a lighter tone for the cabinets and upper part of the wall, then create interest by contrasting that with a darker shade on your lower cabinets and walls
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  Shape it Up:

  Instead of tiling, which is the norm, you can do something different. You can use paint to get the same effect. Try out shapes and colors of paint that you might find interesting. Create a shape on the backsplash and have something like a light as the main attraction.
  
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  Make it Thematical:

  Most people would agree that there really isn't a single paint color, flooring material or kitchen design that can make a kitchen feel like home to everyone. What you put on your walls, however, really contributes to the overall mood and theme of your kitchen space. Choose your theme and show it off.
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  How About Bold Tiles?

  Tiles can be used on the walls to create a dramatic effect. If you want an easy way to decorate your kitchen, think about tiling your walls with tiles that match some of your other items. For example, if you have some decorative tiled inserts on the doors of your kitchen cabinets, a bright and loud color might be the perfect choice to bring in some contrast.
  
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  Consider Adding Design Prints

  Kitchen decorating ideas for design prints are endless. One of the most common kitchen wall designs is to add a wallpaper border between the ceiling and the top of the cabinets. This creates an elegant effect that draws attention upwards towards your open concept living space or dining room. Other design prints that work well in kitchens are island fruit motifs, ceramic tiles and wallpaper borders. You can also try stencilled designs to dress up plain kitchen walls.
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  Or Make Things Up

  Walls can be a focal point in the decor of your kitchen, as they are often the largest area of any given room. Even if you have a small space for a kitchen, there are numerous ways to make it look more spacious and beautiful. This is done by carefully selecting wallpapers, adhering to a
  color scheme, and taking into consideration where you want your eye drawn.
  

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