Vegan-Pride Home Decor

The following article was written by Vanessa Cunningham.

Aside from choosing vegan fabrics and other cruelty-free products, spice up your home with some adorable veggie-love accents! Whether you're decorating a new place or just looking to add some personality to your existing space, home decor is a fun way to show off your vegan pride.

Vegetarian Wall Art Print

'Keep Calm and Eat Kale' Print

'Vegan Is the New Black' Pillow

'Kiss Me—I'm a Vegan' Wall Clock

'Happy Vegan' Coasters

'Vegan' Beet Wall Decal

Do you have any other ideas about how to show off your vegan pride around the house? Tell us in the comments below!

Recent Comments

chander kumar soni commented:

Oct 25, 2012 1:21 PM

so cool.
Renata Bartoli commented:

Oct 25, 2012 5:08 AM

We have a print of the facsimile of the official declaration by Donald Watson and his group(in 1944)that marked the creation of the British Vegan Society, the first in the world. When we redo the kitchen we shall have more wall space and we intend to frame the facsimile.
Jim commented:

Oct 24, 2012 11:04 PM

Nice!
VeganRocknroller commented:

Oct 24, 2012 8:55 PM

My refrigerator is plastered with animal rights bumper stickers and animal-shaped magnets and those that espouse vegetarian/vegan and animal rights quotes/messages. I have many cat-shaped items -- salt and pepper shakers, decorative box, ring holder, knickknacks. And of course, photos of our cats and of all other animals everywhere. Our front door is covered with greeting cards and postcards of animals and animal rights events!
Wedemire commented:

Oct 24, 2012 8:23 PM

Chalkboard paint wall in the kitchen with inspirational veg quotes written on it (along with our household's weekly vegan menu).

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