Quick answer

Hang the Green Herbs Generous Kitchen Art Print at eye level in a spot where you prep food or sit to eat, so the herb bundles feel like part of the cooking routine rather than distant decoration. The 11” x 14” size suits a short wall or counter nook, while the 8” x 10” fits tighter spots like a pantry door or open shelf.

Choose a spot that earns its keep

A kitchen print works hardest where you already spend time looking: above a prep counter, beside the sink, or on the wall you face while waiting for water to boil. Avoid the narrow strip above upper cabinets, where art is rarely seen and collects grease.

The Green Herbs Generous Kitchen Art Print shows hanging herb bundles, so it reads best at a distance where the woodblock texture is visible. A wall you pass daily but don’t press against, such as the end of a run of cabinets or a short wall by the table, gives the print room to breathe.

Match size to the wall, not the room

The print comes in 11” x 14” or 8” x 10”. The larger size holds a narrow wall above a counter or a small dining nook without looking lost. The smaller size suits a pantry door, a sliver between cabinets, or a shelf lean where a larger frame would crowd the space.

If you are unsure, cut a paper template in each size and tape it to the wall for a day. You will quickly see whether the print needs more surrounding wall or whether it fits the gap.

Account for kitchen realities

Steam, grease, and splashes are part of kitchen life. Keep the print at least a few feet from the stovetop and directly above a sink, and avoid hanging it where it will catch the spray from a faucet. A spot near the coffee station or dining table is gentler on paper.

The print ships in a protective cello sleeve with acid-free mat backing. Keep the backing in place if you frame it yourself, and avoid hanging the print in direct sunlight for hours a day, which can fade any paper over time.

How to place your herb print in the kitchen

  1. Pick the wall by your daily routine: Walk through your kitchen and note where you pause for at least a few seconds: the counter where you chop, the spot where you wait for the kettle, or the chair where you sit with coffee. Choose one of those walls so the print becomes part of the routine. Avoid walls you only see from across the room; the print should be close enough to notice the herb details.
  2. Measure the available wall space: Use a tape measure to check the width and height of the spot. Leave at least 2 inches of wall on each side of the print so it doesn’t look crammed. If the space is tighter than that, consider the 8” x 10” size or a different wall. A print that touches cabinet edges or trim looks accidental; give it breathing room.
  3. Choose the right size for the spot: For a short wall above a counter or a small dining area, the 11” x 14” size gives the print presence. For a pantry door, a narrow gap between cabinets, or a shelf lean, the 8” x 10” size fits without crowding. When in doubt, tape paper templates in both sizes to the wall before you commit.
  4. Set the height at eye level: Hang the center of the print at roughly eye level for most adults, about 57 to 60 inches from the floor. In a kitchen, that often means the bottom of the frame sits a few inches above the counter or table. If the print will hang above a table, center it on the table rather than the wall for a balanced look.
  5. Keep it away from heat and splashes: Position the print at least a few feet from the stovetop and not directly above the sink. A spot near the coffee maker, on a pantry door, or beside the dining table keeps the paper safer from steam and grease. Check the spot from the stove: if you can see the print catching steam, move it.
  6. Hang or lean with the included options in mind: The print comes with an optional wood magnetic hanger frame, which lets you hang it without a traditional frame. If you use the hanger, follow its instructions for placement. If you prefer to lean the print on a shelf, use the acid-free mat backing behind it for support. The magnetic hanger is optional; decide whether you want a framed look or a simple hanging print before you put nails in the wall.
  7. Style the surrounding counter: Keep the area below the print uncluttered so the herb bundles stand out. A small bowl of lemons, a cutting board, or a jar of utensils adds kitchen context without competing. Avoid hanging the print directly above a crowded appliance garage. Clear the counter for a day and see how the print reads; add back only what earns its place.

Product facts

  • Green Herbs Generous Kitchen Art Print: Digital woodblock print on 100% post-consumer recycled paper, available in 11” x 14” or 8” x 10”. The recycled paper has a natural texture that suits a kitchen’s lived-in feel, and the two sizes let you fit a specific wall rather than forcing one size everywhere.

    Green Herbs Generous Kitchen Art Print

    Green Herbs Generous Kitchen Art Print