'Kitchens can be quite stark spaces, filled with hard surfaces and reflective finishes. Adding a to a kitchen will create texture, softening hard surfaces, bringing pattern and design interest to a scheme,' says Ruth Mottershead, creative director at . So is it a good idea to wallpaper a kitchen? Yes! Wallpaper is a cost-effective decorating method – it's much easier to replace than tiles, cupboard fronts and , and it's one of the easiest ways to bring colour and pattern to your kitchen due to the breadth of designs available.
We'd recommend choosing a paper with a vinyl finish – these papers are strong and durable and acts as a barrier against moisture. Another consideration is how a wallpaper is: any wallpaper that is 'extra washable', 'scrubbable' or 'highly scrubbable' is ideal for a kitchen. Check out 15 fabulous wallpaper kitchen ideas below.
.. This bold floral wallpaper complements the soft red kitchen cabinetry, while the contrast against the striking Calacatta marble splashback forms an eclectic and vibrant pattern clash.
Pictured: Enhance your kitchen's architectural features by wallpapering inside your . 'Using a neutral wallpaper pattern in a kitchen will soften the hard surface finishes and integrate the kitchen space into your home's wider interior scheme,' says Ruth Mottershead, creative director at . 'Our Briar Rose print in Green Stone is sophisticated, warm and easy to use — the perfect choice for a harmonious and considered interior.
' Pictured: Wallpa.