8 Fun Ways To Wallpaper Your Kitchen with Bold Color and Pattern

Committing to a decor style for all eternity is terrifying. But you don’t have to give up, because there are plenty of cool, temporary options that can be here today, gone tomorrow; wallpaper. Whether you keep it confined to your backsplash, bar, or breakfast nook, or go all out and cover every single wall, wallpaper is a super cost-effective way to add a ton of bold color and pattern to your kitchen. If you think that wallpaper and kitchen don’t really go well together, you definitely have to see these 8 fun ways to wallpaper your kitchen below.

1. Geometric Wallpaper

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Add an art decor to your kitchen with black and white geometric prints. To keep it from feeling too overpowering, add it in between; between counter and an island.

2. Black & White Wallpaper

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If colorful wallpaper scares you or too much for you, try a black and white wallpaper. For example, this black and white wallpaper above has a cool, industrial feel.

3. Floral Wallpaper

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A floral wallpaper is perfect for a country or farmhouse-style kitchen. To keep it from looking too feminine, keep decor rustic, choosing wood, stainless, and greenery.

4. Breakfast Nook Wallpaper

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Keep your kitchen space and your breakfast nook feel more separate by adding wallpaper. It also helps warm it up and make it feel cozier.

5. Banana Leaf Wallpaper

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Give your kitchen a beach vacation vibe with this banana leaf wallpaper. To compliment the pink in the wallpaper, choose brass accents.

6. Backsplash & Walls

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If you are not afraid to go bold, just wallpaper both of your backsplash and walls. Give your kitchen a theme (like cats, in this case) to tie your wallpaper together with the rest of the room to make it more fun.

7. Botanical & Geometrical

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This simply enchanting distressed print adds a sparkling brilliance to each leaf. Flowing patterns create stunning movement within the design. It looks like a fun geometrical pattern from far away, but close up you’ll see botanical details.