Mid-Century Modern Wallpaper for Kitchens
For a mid-century modern kitchen, use geometric, mid-century wallpaper – we have 75 designs suggested for kitchens. Globe pendants and tapered legs suit the look. A breakfast nook or dining end of the kitchen is the ideal spot.
Wallpaper in kitchens adds personality to a room dominated by hard surfaces. Choose a scrubbable paper and keep it away from direct splashes behind hobs and sinks.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Designs in this edit | 75 |
| Main styles | Geometric (61), Mid-Century (14) |
| Pattern repeats | 26.5–53 cm (median 53 cm) |
| Pattern match | 40 straight, 35 half-drop |
| Most suggested rooms | Kitchen, Home Office, Living Room |
| Price from | £44.20 per 52 cm × 10 m roll |
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Poppleton Herringbone Wallpaper
Emberly Boomerang Wallpaper
Bexley Tumbling Block Wallpaper
Mallory Arch Wallpaper
Odette Chevron Wallpaper
Wardle Tumbling Block Wallpaper
Stanhope Quatrefoil Wallpaper
Eastwood Chevron Wallpaper
Jessamy Scallop Wallpaper
Redfern Arch Wallpaper
Strand Herringbone Wallpaper
Annesley Tumbling Block Wallpaper
Yorke Interlocking Circle Wallpaper
Mitford Chevron Wallpaper
Thistle Arch Wallpaper
Marston Honeycomb Wallpaper
Elowen Pebble Wallpaper
Hartley Interlocking Circle Wallpaper
Bolton Herringbone Wallpaper
Ellery Triangle Wallpaper
Oswin Boomerang Wallpaper
Pelham Arch Wallpaper
Newland Atomic Star Wallpaper
Thornbury Triangle Wallpaper
How much will I need?
For a typical kitchen wall of 3 m × 2.4 m with a 53 cm repeat: drop length 3.03 m, 3 drops per roll, 6 drops needed – 2 rolls (£88.40 on Standard, £113.88 Premium, £145.08 Luxe for non-Designer designs). Check your own walls with the calculator on each product page or our room planner.
Questions & answers
How do I create a mid-century modern kitchen?
Atomic stars, boomerangs and pebble shapes in mustard, teal and orange, inspired by 1950s and 60s design. Hang behind a teak sideboard for an instant focal point. Pick out one accent colour for soft furnishings.
How many rolls do I need?
A typical 3 × 2.4 m wall needs 2 rolls at a 53 cm repeat.