Collection: Horizontal Kitchen Wall Art

Horizontal kitchen wall art in wide formats for above the counter: spilled cherries in a fruit still life, an artichoke with its heart sliced, tomatoes on a slate board, a pear trio with a single leaf and a chrome espresso machine.

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Elevate your space with our Horizontal Kitchen Wall Art Canvas Art

A long, low canvas suits the places a kitchen naturally offers, like the stretch above a counter, a sideboard or a breakfast bench. This horizontal kitchen wall art gathers painterly fruit and vegetable still lifes, coffee and cafe scenes, and a few sunlit views, all painted by our artists. Every piece comes on canvas in seven sizes, from 12x18 to 40x60 inches, framed in black, white or natural wood, or unframed.

Fruit and Vegetable Still Lifes

For a classic kitchen look with an impressionist touch, start with the Fruit Still Life Painting with Spilled Cherries, set in blue and beige, or the warm beige Bowl of Fruit Painting with Runaway Apple. Green and sage tones lead the Artichoke Painting with Sliced Heart, while beige and orange warm up Apricots and Lavender Spilling from Wicker for the Kitchen. For bolder contrast, the Tomato Painting on a Slate Board pairs red with blue, and the Peeled Clementine Cluster for the Contemporary Kitchen sets orange against navy. The quiet beige Pear Painting Trio with a Single Leaf keeps things simple and modern.

Coffee and Cafe Scenes

A coffee corner calls for something on theme. Three Espresso Cups on the Bar for a Coffee Bar mixes blue, teal, orange and beige, while the gray Espresso Painting of a Chrome Machine leans abstract and moody. The beige and brown Abstract Coffee Art Pour and Swirl for the Kitchen brings expressive movement. For a sense of sitting outdoors, the Cafe Painting of a Golden Hour Terrace glows in beige and orange, and the Seaside Terrace Cappuccino for the Cafe pairs a soft beige palette with a seaside setting.

Sunlit Views and Gardens

To open up a kitchen wall with a view, Mediterranean Glow offers an impressionist, abstract take in green, and Adriatic Sunset sets orange against blue. Garden lovers can turn to Norfolk Botanical Gardens, a painterly, realistic scene in green and purple.

Tips for Choosing and Hanging Horizontal Kitchen Art

  • Aim for a canvas about two-thirds the width of the counter, sideboard or bench below it.
  • Hang it well away from the stove and sink to keep it clear of heat, steam and splashes.
  • Pick up one color from your backsplash, cabinets or dishware so the piece feels connected to the room.

Looking for more options? Browse our full range of horizontal canvas wall art or explore every style in our kitchen wall art collection.

What colors pair well with horizontal kitchen wall art?

Warm beige and orange pieces sit easily with wood cabinets, cream walls and brass hardware, as in Apricots and Lavender Spilling from Wicker for the Kitchen. If your kitchen leans cool, with white or navy cabinets, the Peeled Clementine Cluster for the Contemporary Kitchen pairs orange with blue and navy for a lively contrast.

What size should I choose for the wall above a kitchen counter or table?

A good rule is to choose a canvas about two-thirds the width of the counter, table or sideboard beneath it, so a long buffet may suit one of the larger sizes up to 40x60 inches. For a narrow space between cabinets, a smaller size of the Pear Painting Trio with a Single Leaf or the Tomato Painting on a Slate Board keeps the wall balanced.

Should I get my kitchen canvas framed or unframed?

A natural wood frame warms up earthy still lifes like the Bowl of Fruit Painting with Runaway Apple, while black adds definition to moodier pieces such as the Espresso Painting of a Chrome Machine. White frames feel fresh in bright kitchens, and unframed canvas gives a clean, gallery-wrapped look.