Art in the Kitchen

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Written By Lauren Bolshakov

Art in the living room, art in the entryway, art in the bedroom, art in the…kitchen? Yes!

A bright and airy kitchen features a marble-topped island with three modern black and white barstools. In the room beyond the kitchen a colorful abstract painting features soft blues and greens.

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A large chinoiserie bowl of fruit sits on a white marble kitchen island beside a small abstract paintings situated in an oversized white mat and sleek black frame.

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I am a huge fan of using art to pull your personality into any room, kitchen included. Whether it’s a large piece on an adjoining room’s wall, creating a gallery wall right in the kitchen, or creatively displaying smaller pieces on the counter, I am all in.

On white floating shelves above a kitchen counter, two framed paintings lean against the wall. The top larger image features a pastoral scene while the smaller one depicts a serene landscape. Surrounding the paintings are white dishes and flowers.

Art on open shelves by Chris Barrett via House Beautiful.

A bright kitchen featuring a blue island with a white counter and gold pendant lighting. Behind the island is a large abstract painting hung on the wall, bringing in the color of the dining room wallpaper in the background.

Lauren Bolshakov Art in Collector’s Kitchen

Some of my favorite frames and counter top art displaying accessories are shoppable via my Amazon Storefront here and LTK page here. I love using small easels and frames to make the art pop. One of my favorite designers, Sarah Gibson started a shop called Tuesday Made and she has some really cool small easels available like the one below.

A small impressionist painting of a village landscape in soft tones of white, orange and green is displayed in a sleek black metal easel with a clear glass frame, offering an elegant countertop art presentation.

Art is such a fun way to infuse your space with color and style. Why not use it to make a space you spend so much time in a little more beautiful?

Lauren Bolshakov
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