Kitchen posters
Kitchens rarely have large free walls. The space is usually between wall cabinets, beside the fridge, or on a short wall by the dining table — and smaller formats are what work there.\n\n30x40 and 21x30 are the sizes most used here. Two or three of the same size in a row give a nice rhythm on a narrow wall, while a single 30x40 holds its own beside a door or window.\n\nKitchens also take more humour than other rooms. Typography about coffee and food, illustrated dishes and playful colour suit a space people move through rather than sit still in.\n\nOne practical note: don't hang directly above the hob. Steam and grease settle into paper over time.
In short
- 30x40 and 21x30 are the sizes that fit kitchen walls
- Two or three in a row work well on a narrow wall
- Avoid hanging directly above the hob — steam and grease
- Printed on demand, delivered in 2–5 business days in Norway
13 posters
Sweet Tooth Club
From kr 219
Avocuddle
From kr 219
Sip Sip Hooray
From kr 219
Kaffeøyeblikk
From kr 219
Taco Kjærlighet
From kr 219
Good Mood Food
From kr 219
Souper Star
From kr 219
Pasta Først
From kr 219
Espresso Deg
From kr 219
Pasta La Vista
From kr 219
En Kopp til
From kr 219
Just Rollin
From kr 219
Olive You
From kr 219
Popular sizes for this room
Motifs that suit it
Frequently asked questions
- What size poster suits a kitchen?
- 30x40 cm and 21x30 cm. Kitchen walls are usually broken up by cabinets, windows and doors, so larger formats rarely get the space to work.
- Where should I hang a poster in the kitchen?
- On a short wall by the dining table, between wall cabinets and the counter, or beside the fridge. Avoid directly above the hob — steam and grease settle into paper over time.
- How many posters should I hang together?
- Two or three of the same size in a row give a calm rhythm on a narrow wall. Keep 5–8 cm between frames and hang them all at the same height.
- Can posters handle kitchen humidity?
- Paper handles normal kitchen air fine, but not direct steam. Hang well away from the hob and sink, and behind glass if the kitchen is small and enclosed.