Monique van Velzen
Photographer
Food
Food on your walls can spark joy before dinner even starts. From whimsical illustrations to elegant still lifes, these artworks celebrate the beauty of meals shared and ingredients admired. They bring warmth without taking themselves too seriously.
Vibrant salads and pasta moments suit modern kitchens and dining rooms, while softer fig and cherry compositions Still life with figs in soft colours work beautifully in calmer, minimalist spaces. Choose what fits your interior - and your appetite.
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Where food-themed artworks feel at home
Food artworks naturally suit dining rooms and kitchens, but they can surprise you elsewhere too. The breakfast table illustrated in Cozy Breakfast: Slow Morning Bliss brings a sense of slow morning calm to a breakfast nook or even a bedroom reading corner, while a playful piece works well in a hallway or home office to spark conversation.
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Choosing the right height for kitchen art
In a kitchen or dining area, hang your artwork at eye level when seated - roughly 140 - 150 cm from the floor to the center of the piece. This keeps the composition comfortable to view during meals. For artworks above a sideboard or console, leave around 15 - 20 cm of space between the furniture and the frame.
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Mix whimsy with calm for balanced styling
Food art can be lighthearted without feeling childish. Balance playful subject matter with calming colors or simple compositions. The cloud-filled cone in Heavenly Ice No. 1 combines a dreamlike idea with soft teal and taupe tones, making it joyful yet easy to live with in a grown-up interior.
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Where Food art works well in your kitchen
Food art works well in a kitchen where the warm tones can enhance the space. The earthy browns, terracotta, and beige shades in this collection bring a calm yet inviting atmosphere that complements natural wood surfaces and countertops. These colors create a cozy backdrop that makes the heart of your home feel more welcoming. Whether you're drawn to the joyful energy of citrus hues or the grounded warmth of neutral tones, this collection suits a kitchen where comfort and creativity come together naturally.
Combining Food art with other styles
Food art pairs beautifully with subcollections like Cheese, Fruit, and Italian food to build a cohesive culinary theme across your walls. Mix vibrant pieces from the Fruit range with the calmer tones of Cheese artworks to create visual rhythm in a gallery wall. You can balance joyful, colorful prints with more subdued beige or taupe pieces for contrast. Add wooden cutting boards, ceramic bowls, or fresh herbs on open shelving to echo the organic feel. Let the collection inspire a space that celebrates flavor, texture, and the simple pleasure of good ingredients.
Which format suits Food art best
Food art looks great in square formats, which work especially well above a sideboard or centered on a smaller kitchen wall. A square print creates a balanced, compact focal point that doesn't overwhelm narrow spaces. If you have a longer wall above your dining table or along a breakfast nook, a horizontal format offers a better fit and draws the eye across the room. Choose what suits your available wall space - square for cozy corners, horizontal for broader surfaces - and pick a material that matches your style and practical needs.