Kitchen Art – Set of 2 Shabby Chic Botanical Prints

Imagine two gorgeous Shabby Chic botanical prints on your kitchen wall — soft ivory, warm red and fresh green sitting together in a way that just makes the room feel more alive. That's exactly what this set of kitchen art does, and I think it works brilliantly because it manages to feel both vintage and fresh at the same time. If your kitchen leans towards a rustic farmhouse or cottage look, these two prints will slot straight in.

The colour palette is really easy to work with — ivory keeps things light, the red adds a little warmth without being overpowering, and the green brings that natural, garden-y feel you get with proper botanical artwork. I'd say these prints suit a white or cream kitchen best, but they look just as lovely against pale grey or natural wood units too. They're the kind of prints that guests actually stop and look at.

What's Included with this Shabby Chic Botanical Kitchen Art Set

• A set of 2 coordinating Shabby Chic botanical wall art prints
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for bright, lasting colour
• Available on Satin Photo Paper 280 gsm, Matte Museum Quality Art Paper 290 gsm, or Polyester Canvas 260 gsm
• Designed for indoor use only — colours stay true over time when kept out of direct sunlight
• No white mounts included
• Choose between framed and unframed options

How to Style Kitchen Art in Your Home

I'd hang these two prints side by side above a breakfast bar or along a blank stretch of wall between your cabinets and worktop — that mid-height sweet spot where they catch your eye without getting lost. Because the palette is warm and natural, they sit really well against white metro tiles or a painted shiplap wall. If you're going for a full cottage feel, pairing these with natural wood or wicker accents in the room will tie everything together beautifully. You could even mix them into a small gallery wall with a clock or a short wooden shelf — it doesn't have to be complicated. For more inspiration on getting the look right, have a browse of our Shabby Chic home decor guide, which is full of practical ideas. And if you're decorating other rooms at the same time, our office wall decor collection is worth a look too. 

Choosing the Right Botanical Prints for Your Kitchen Style

The main thing I'd think about here is how much colour your kitchen already has going on. If your space is fairly neutral — lots of white, cream or pale grey — then the ivory, red and green in these prints will give you just the right amount of warmth without clashing with anything. If your kitchen is already quite colourful or has bold patterned tiles, I'd lean towards the unframed option on matte paper, which keeps things a little quieter and lets the artwork speak for itself rather than competing. For a farmhouse or cottage kitchen, an oak or white frame works a treat and feels very much at home with the botanical style. Think about the size of your wall too — the larger sizes in this set can really anchor a bigger wall, while A4 or A3 works perfectly in tighter spots like the space above a kettle station or beside a window.