Once you stop trying to paper the backsplash, the kitchen opens up.
1. Inside the cabinets
Glass-front cabinets backed with paper turn ordinary storage into display.
2. The ceiling
A kitchen ceiling is rarely close to grease. Paper it.
3. The toe-kick
Paper applied to the toe-kick (then sealed) adds an unexpected detail at floor level.
4. The range-hood box
If the hood housing is drywall rather than metal, paper it in a vinyl that contrasts with the cabinetry.
5. The pantry door
Decoupage-applied paper on the pantry door makes the door the room's focal point.
6. The window reveal
Papering only the depth of a window reveal frames the view without committing the whole wall.
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