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Choosing a Kitchen Poster: 3 Moods to Create

By Brunelia · Published on

Choosing a Kitchen Poster: 3 Moods to Create

A coffee corner, a table where everyone lingers, a free wall by the door: start with the spot you want to dress up. Then choose a mood, and finally the size. Here are 3 ideas to build with posters from the collection, without redoing the whole kitchen.

11. A touch of citrus for a bright corner

The Citronneraie poster gives you a yellow, leafy starting point. Compare this color with your walls, your dishes or a dish towel you already own. One echo is enough: there is no need to multiply the lemon items.

Poster of lemon trees in rows at the foot of a sunny hill
Starting point: the lemon grove at the foot of a hill, to be viewed in your chosen size.

For a composition, keep this poster as the main image and look for a second visual in the lemon posters. Compare how much space the fruit, lettering and backgrounds take up before forming the pair. 2 similar subjects can look very different on the wall.

22. A bistro spirit around the table

The Bistro Bon Appétit artwork suits a selection centered on meals and retro signs. Try it on its own near the dining nook, or let its lettering play off a coffee poster.

French bistro poster “Bon appétit”, waiter and zinc counter
A bistro idea for the dining nook.

For a pair, browse the coffee posters and choose a shared color. Frames with the same finish can tie together 2 illustrations with different subjects. Any frames are chosen separately, according to the dimensions of the print.

33. An Art Deco note for the aperitif corner

The Aperitif Hour poster offers another direction: lettering and a composition inspired by advertising. Give it room around it if your shelf or sideboard already holds many bottles and objects.

Poster of a man in a top hat with his aperitif glass
An Art Deco-inspired illustration for the aperitif corner.

Before adding a second poster, compare a single version with a layout of 2 paper templates. You can keep the tops of the frames aligned, or center the pair on the furniture; look at both options from the doorway of the room.

4Measure the wall and choose a spot

Measure the free width, then the outer dimensions of the frame you have in mind. For a pair, add up the widths of the frames and the space between them. For example: 2 frames of 32 cm separated by 6 cm take up 70 cm. This is a space calculation, not a size sold by Brunelia.

Choose an area away from steam, heat and splashes from cooking or the sink. The poster is not presented as a washable or waterproof covering; a frame does not make every location suitable. Avoid deciding based solely on a fixed distance from the cooktop.

The centimeters in the product selector are the reference for the print. The size and frame guide helps you check compatibility before you buy.

5From mood to your selection

Keep 2 or 3 visuals, compare them with your wall, then check the price of the size that suits you. The shipping terms and the return terms remain available before you order.

See the kitchen posters and choose a size