Kitchen Canvas Prints

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Kitchens take bolder art than most rooms. Split pomegranates, a martini caught mid-pour, lemons heaped on a cloth, colour holds its own against tile and cabinetry, so consider a piece that argues with your worktop rather than matching it. If you want a clearer direction, try vintage kitchen canvas prints for warmth, modern kitchen canvas prints for cleaner shapes, or funny kitchen canvas prints when the room needs a joke.

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Vintage Kitchen Canvas Prints
Vintage Kitchen Canvas Prints
Modern Kitchen Canvas Prints
Modern Kitchen Canvas Prints
Funny Kitchen Canvas Prints
Funny Kitchen Canvas Prints
Kitchen Quote Canvas Prints
Kitchen Quote Canvas Prints
Modern Kitchen Art Prints
Modern Kitchen Art Prints
Italian Kitchen Art Prints
Italian Kitchen Art Prints
Bright Kitchen Art Prints
Bright Kitchen Art Prints
Kitchen Pop
Kitchen Pop
Food & Drink Canvas Prints
Food & Drink Canvas Prints
Fruit Canvas Prints
Fruit Canvas Prints
Still Life Canvas Prints
Still Life Canvas Prints
Wine Canvas Prints
Wine Canvas Prints
Whole and Halved Peach Canvas Print Oak

Whole and Halved Peach Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95
Coconut Split in Terracotta Canvas Print Oak

Coconut Split in Terracotta Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95
Two Tomatoes, Whole and Halved Canvas Print Oak

Two Tomatoes, Whole and Halved Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95
Red Apple, Whole and Halved Canvas Print Oak

Red Apple, Whole and Halved Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95
Orange and Slice Canvas Print Oak

Orange and Slice Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95
Pineapple and Slice Canvas Print Oak

Pineapple and Slice Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95
Tulips in a Stone Urn Canvas Print Oak

Tulips in a Stone Urn Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95
Fig and Halved Fig Canvas Print Oak

Fig and Halved Fig Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95
Hydrangea Urn in Pink, Lime and Plum Canvas Print White

Hydrangea Urn in Pink, Lime and Plum Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95
Two Cabbages, Whole and Halved Canvas Print Oak

Two Cabbages, Whole and Halved Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95
Tomato and Tomato Slice Canvas Print Oak

Tomato and Tomato Slice Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95
Tulips in a Heart Urn Canvas Print Oak

Tulips in a Heart Urn Canvas Print

From £49.95 £74.95

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Hanging in 100k+ homes

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What people say about Kitchen Canvas Prints

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Vibrant colours and strong print quality brighten kitchens and dining areas, while careful packaging helps canvases arrive safely.

Pomegranate canvas

Prompt delivery and packaged well. Love this canvas, so striking and looks great on the wall in kitchen!

Pam B. · Verified shopper
Pomegranate Whole and Halved Canvas Print Oak Reviewed Pomegranate Whole and Halved Canvas Print →

Another great canvas print from Fab! The depth and color on this print was terrific

Another great canvas print from Fab! The depth and color on this print was terrific. We paired it with another and it completed our theme for the dining area. The quality of the prints, frame, and service make ordering from Fab an easy choice. We will continue to look for more ideas as we complete our decorating project of our new home.

David E. · Verified shopper
Olive Branch Harmony Canvas Print Oak Reviewed Olive Branch Harmony Canvas Print →

It's a gorgeous picture with a high quality frame

It's a gorgeous picture with a high quality frame. We are extremely happy with it.

Caroline R. · Verified shopper
Amalfi Lemons & Blossoms Canvas Print White Reviewed Amalfi Lemons and Blossoms Canvas Print →
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Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

Starter Art Prints for First-Time Buyers

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What works on a kitchen wall

Short answers on colour, scale, placement near cooking and eating zones, and framed or unframed.

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Where should I hang a canvas print in a kitchen to keep it away from steam and cooking splatter?

Hang it on the walls farthest from the hob and sink, aiming for at least a metre of clearance from burners and keeping well outside the sink splash line. Low-exposure spots include a breakfast nook, the wall opposite the run of cabinets, a quiet corner, a pantry or doorway return, and the far end of an island. Above a table, centre the piece around 145 cm from the floor, since it is viewed seated. Run the extractor hood while cooking, and avoid the wall directly above a dishwasher, where escaping steam collects. You may also like our Dining Room Canvas Prints.

What does the pomegranate symbolise in still-life art?

In still-life painting, the pomegranate usually stands for fertility, abundance and the cycle of death and rebirth. Its Greek roots trace to Persephone, who ate its seeds and had to return to the underworld each year, tying the fruit to the turning seasons. Christian art later read the split fruit and its many seeds as a sign of the Passion, resurrection and the faithful gathered as one. Painters also loved its practical side: leathery skin, ruby seeds and deep red tones that anchor a composition. In a kitchen, that rich colour reads as warmth and hospitality. For a related option, explore our Food Art Prints.