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OK, this is slightly OT, but I've got a 6ft long x 3 ft high space on my kitchen wall above a shelf over the sink that I'd love to put a nice canvas / print of a picture on, preferably one that I've taken or am yet to take.
My question is, what sort of subject works best in kitchens as a piece of art? I work in a food company and macro closeups of fresh fruit and veg with vibrant colours seem to work well, but I have an all white fairly traditional kitchen with beech coloured worktops in an old Victorian-era house with high ceilings and cornicing, so am not completely sure the sleek/funky approach would work (we have cream coloured wood-chip wall paper too!) and I'm worried quite a lot of ideas might just seem out of place.
So I'd really appreciate and welcome any suggestions on subject and also on the actual printing medium (e.g., to combat lots of potential oil and steam and splatter-marks)! Many thanks for reading
My question is, what sort of subject works best in kitchens as a piece of art? I work in a food company and macro closeups of fresh fruit and veg with vibrant colours seem to work well, but I have an all white fairly traditional kitchen with beech coloured worktops in an old Victorian-era house with high ceilings and cornicing, so am not completely sure the sleek/funky approach would work (we have cream coloured wood-chip wall paper too!) and I'm worried quite a lot of ideas might just seem out of place.
So I'd really appreciate and welcome any suggestions on subject and also on the actual printing medium (e.g., to combat lots of potential oil and steam and splatter-marks)! Many thanks for reading
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