Coffee Bar Wall Art: 4 Prints and How to Hang Them
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The fastest way to make a counter corner read as a coffee bar is a print on the wall above it. Below are four coffee prints we like for kitchens, followed by simple rules for size and height.
Four coffee prints
All four come from CozySpiritStudio. According to the shop, each is giclée-printed on 200gsm matte paper, comes in ten sizes from 5 × 7 in to 28 × 40 in, and can be ordered unframed or framed in white, wood, dark wood or black. When we checked on October 29, 2026, prices started at $36; check the shop for current prices.
Coffee Please kitchen print
A playful, bold type print. It works on a busy kitchen wall because it reads from across the room, and it suits a modern or colourful kitchen.
Modern coffee pot print
A clean, graphic coffee pot. A good choice for a minimalist coffee station or a floating shelf, where a busy print would compete with the jars and mugs.
Classic coffee and croissant poster
A soft, classic still life. It fits a breakfast nook or a warm, wood-toned kitchen, and pairs well with a wood frame.
Pause Café print
A French café poster with strong colour. It is the boldest of the four and works as the single focal point of a coffee corner. The shop says it is printed in Phoenix, Arizona.
How big should the print be?
A common decorating rule is that art above a piece of furniture should be about two thirds to three quarters of its width. Above a coffee bar, measure the width of the counter section or cart, then pick the frame size:
| Coffee bar width | Print size to consider |
|---|---|
| Small cart or 18–24 in counter | 11 × 14 in or 12 × 18 in |
| 24–36 in counter or sideboard | 16 × 20 in or 18 × 24 in |
| Long counter or a pair of prints | two 12 × 18 in prints side by side |
Small sizes such as 5 × 7 in and 8 × 10 in work best leaning on a shelf rather than hanging alone on a wall.
How high to hang it
- On an open wall, galleries hang the centre of a picture at about 57 to 60 inches from the floor.
- Above a counter or cart, leave roughly 6 to 10 inches between the top of the appliances and the bottom of the frame, so the print relates to the coffee bar instead of floating above it.
- Keep paper prints out of the direct path of steam from a kettle or machine. A frame with glazing protects the print better in a kitchen.
One print or a set?
One bold print suits a small corner. A pair or a set of three works on a longer wall if the prints share a colour or a frame finish. Mixing the four prints above in matching frames is an easy way to build a small coffee gallery.
More styling ideas: coffee bar ideas for a small kitchen and floating shelf coffee stations.