Finding the right piece of art for your kitchen, bathroom, or bedroom is about more than picking something you like. Each room comes with its own light, layout, and mood, and the right print should work with all three. Below, we've broken down our kitchen prints, bathroom wall art, and bedroom prints collections room by room, so you can find something that fits both your space and your style.
Kitchen Wall Art & Kitchen Prints
Kitchens are busy, bright, and often the heart of the home, so kitchen wall art needs to hold its own. Our kitchen prints collection is built for exactly that: bold colours, graphic shapes, and designs that add personality without competing with tiles, cabinetry, or countertops.
From vivid abstracts to botanical illustrations, our kitchen wall art spans a range of styles to suit modern, farmhouse, or classic kitchens alike. Smaller and mid-sized formats are popular choices here, fitting neatly around shelving, splashbacks, and appliances, while framing options are designed to stand up well in a room prone to grease and steam.
Kitchen Wall Art Styles
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Retro and typographic kitchen prints
Placement Tips for Kitchen Wall Art
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Keep prints away from direct steam, so avoid hanging directly above the stove.
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A single accent wall, often the one facing a dining or breakfast table, tends to work better than scattering pieces around the whole room.
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If your kitchen has awkward, broken-up wall sections, a small cluster of two or three modestly sized prints can work better than one oversized piece.
Explore the full Kitchen Wall Art collection.
Bathroom Wall Art & Bathroom Prints
A well-chosen print can turn a purely functional bathroom into a genuinely relaxing space. Our bathroom wall art collection focuses on calm, spa-inspired palettes: soft blues, greys, and neutral tones that suit everything from a compact ensuite to a larger family bathroom.
Because humidity is a real consideration in this room, our bathroom prints are available with moisture-resistant framing designed to hold up over time. Bathrooms see short, sharp bursts of humidity every time a shower or bath runs, and research from conservation specialists at Conserv has looked at exactly this kind of fluctuation and its effect on framed paper artwork. That's why a well-sealed, glazed frame matters more here than in most other rooms.
Smaller formats and grouped sets are especially well suited to bathrooms, where wall space is often limited by mirrors, tiling, and cabinetry. For more on choosing the right materials, see our guide to framing for humid rooms. General advice on managing bathroom humidity is also available from the U.S. EPA's indoor air quality resources.
Bathroom Wall Art Styles
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Minimalist geometric sets
Placement Tips for Bathroom Wall Art
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A single medium print above the toilet or opposite the door tends to have more visual impact than several small pieces scattered around.
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In powder rooms or guest bathrooms, a bolder or more graphic choice can work well, since these spaces are used only briefly.
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In family or ensuite bathrooms, softer, calming subject matter (botanical line drawings, coastal scenes, muted abstracts) tends to suit the room's everyday use better.
Explore the full Bathroom Wall Art collection.
Bedroom Wall Art & Bedroom Prints
Your bedroom should feel restful, and the right art plays a big part in that. Our bedroom wall art collection favours softer, muted tones over the bolder palettes found in our kitchen prints, with a focus on abstract, landscape, and fine art reproductions that bring a calm, personal touch to the room.
A large statement print above the headboard is a classic layout, often paired with a smaller complementary piece elsewhere in the room. Natural wood and matte black frames are popular finishes here, echoing the warmer, textural tones common in bedroom furniture.
Bedroom Wall Art Styles
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Textural, tonal prints
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Natural wood or matte black framing
Placement and Sizing Tips for Bedroom Wall Art
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As a general rule, art above the headboard should span roughly two-thirds to three-quarters of the headboard's width, whether that's a single large print or a coordinated pair.
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Leave around 6-12 inches of space between the top of the headboard and the bottom of the frame.
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For a smaller print or cluster above a dresser or console, keep spacing between pieces consistent (around 2-3 inches) so they read as one deliberate grouping.
Explore the full Bedroom Wall Art collection.
Quick Reference: Wall Art by Room
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Room |
Key Consideration |
Popular Choice |
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Kitchen |
Humidity and limited wall space |
Still life, botanical, food-themed |
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Bathroom |
Moisture protection and small scale |
Calming botanical, coastal, or bold graphic (guest baths) |
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Bedroom |
Tone and placement relative to the bed |
Calming neutrals or bolder personal statements |
General Tips That Apply Across All Three Rooms
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Frame for the environment. Kitchens and bathrooms call for sealed, moisture-resistant framing; bedrooms have more flexibility with materials like natural wood.
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Scale to the wall, not the room. It's the specific wall section, not the overall size of the room, that should guide how large a print or grouping should be.
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Group thoughtfully. In broken-up spaces like kitchens and bathrooms, a small curated cluster usually works better than one oversized piece squeezed into an awkward gap.
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Consider sightlines. Think about what you'll actually see day to day, from the stove, the sink, or the pillow, rather than just how a piece looks from the doorway.
Why Shop Wall Art With Us
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Curated by room, not just by style, making it easier to find pieces suited to a specific space in your home.
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A wide range of framing options, including finishes built for higher-moisture rooms like kitchens and bathrooms.
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Genuine customer reviews and ratings on every product page, so you can see how a piece looks in real homes.
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Straightforward returns and exchanges, giving you the confidence to try a print at home before committing.
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Thousands of prints across every style, from bold and graphic to soft and minimal, so there's something for every room.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best wall art for a kitchen?
Bright, high-contrast prints in small to mid-sized formats work well in kitchens, ideally with sealed or glazed framing to withstand grease and steam near cooking areas.
Is it safe to put art in a bathroom?
Yes, provided the print and frame are suited to humidity. Look for moisture-resistant framing and materials designed to handle steam, rather than standard paper prints in unsealed frames.
What size wall art is best for a bedroom?
A large statement print above the headboard is a popular choice, often paired with a smaller complementary piece elsewhere in the room. The ideal size depends on the scale of the wall and bed frame.
What colours work best for bedroom wall art?
Muted, softer tones generally suit bedrooms best, creating a restful rather than energising feel, in contrast to the bolder colours often used in kitchens.
Can the same print work in multiple rooms?
Some styles, such as abstract and botanical prints, suit kitchens, bathrooms, and bedrooms alike. Framing and finish should still be adjusted for each room, particularly for humidity in bathrooms.
How do I choose art for a small kitchen or bathroom?
Smaller formats and grouped sets work well in these rooms, since wall space is often broken up by cabinetry, mirrors, or tiling. A single oversized print can feel crowded in a compact space.
How high should bedroom wall art be hung above the bed?
Leave roughly 6-12 inches between the top of the headboard and the bottom of the frame, and aim for the print (or grouping) to span about two-thirds to three-quarters of the headboard's width.
Do kitchen and bathroom prints need different frames than other rooms?
Generally, yes. Kitchens and bathrooms benefit from glazed, moisture- and grease-resistant frames such as acrylic, glass, or sealed metal, while bedrooms and other dry, stable rooms can accommodate a wider range of frame materials, including wood.
Find the Right Wall Art for Every Room
From bold kitchen prints to calming bathroom sets and restful bedroom pieces, our collection is designed to help you find art that fits your home, room by room. Browse the full range of kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom wall art today.
