Kitchen Wallpaper

Kitchen wallpaper lets you add colour and character to the busiest room in your space without a full renovation. This collection is built around designs that suit how kitchens are used: tile and brick effects, fresh herb and citrus botanicals, cheerful geometrics and retro prints for a breakfast nook. The best spots are walls away from the hob and sink, such as a dining-side feature wall, the back of open shelving, a pantry door or the wall behind a coffee station. Keep wallpaper clear of direct splash and heat zones, and ventilate well while you cook. Peel & Stick is a quick, renter-friendly way to refresh a kitchen, while Traditional paste-the-wall gives a longer-lasting finish. Check how a pattern looks against your cabinet and counter colours in the room visualiser first. For a splashback-style look, browse tile effect wallpaper, or pair it with dining room wallpaper nearby.

Can I put wallpaper behind my stove or sink?

We don't recommend it. Direct heat, grease and splashes are tough on any wallpaper. Use real tile or glass behind the hob and sink, and put wallpaper on nearby walls, shelving backs or a breakfast nook where it can be enjoyed safely.

Which wallpaper format is best for a kitchen?

Traditional paste-the-wall is the better long-term choice for kitchens, especially busy family ones. Peel & Stick works well for renters or for low-splash areas like pantry doors, open shelving and a dining-side feature wall.

What kitchen wallpaper designs are popular in South Africa?

Tile and Moroccan-style effects, herb and citrus botanicals and warm retro geometrics are popular choices. They add colour while suiting the relaxed, entertaining-friendly kitchens common in South African homes.