Yes, you can use wallpaper in a kitchen, as long as it stays out of the splash zone. Peel and stick wallpaper works on a breakfast nook, a pantry wall, the wall opposite the bench or beside open shelving. It isn't a splashback, so keep it away from the cooktop and sink, where tiles or glass belong.
A kitchen is a good place for a design with some personality: botanicals, stripes, plaid and food-themed prints all suit it, and a marble look can tie a wall to a stone benchtop. Every design is printed to order in Australia to your exact wall size and arrives as numbered panels ready to hang. Use the pattern-scale slider to size the print for a small wall.
Pricing starts from $79/m², with artist collections at $99/m², and there's a 3 m² minimum. Stick a sample up first: it's $10, printed on the actual peel and stick, and credited against your order within 30 days. Shipping is free over $250, Afterpay is available, and every order carries a 2-year warranty on fade and adhesion.
If this is not quite right, look at Botanical Wallpaper, Minimalist Wallpaper and Textured Wallpaper.
From $79/m² · Artist collections $99/m² · Minimum order 3m² · Free shipping over $250 | $49 flat rate
Suitable for well-ventilated bathrooms, powder rooms and laundries, not direct splash zones such as inside a shower, immediately behind a basin tap, or above a cooktop without a splashback.
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