A drinks poster sets a room's mood faster than almost anything else on the wall. A spritz print says summer terrace; a champagne chart says celebration; an illustrated woman with a glass of red says long dinner with friends. They belong where people gather — the dining area, the bar cart, the kitchen island — and they are one of the easiest ways to make those spaces feel like somewhere to stay.
What to choose
Cocktail guides. Illustrated guides to the classic drinks. Like the coffee guides, they are decorative and actually useful, and they work especially well above a bar cart. Find them in the cocktail posters and wallcharts.
Single drinks. One glass, one colour: the orange of an Aperol spritz, the green of a mojito. These are the retro-feeling prints, bold enough to hang alone and good in pairs.
Wine illustration. Prints where wine is part of a scene rather than the whole subject — Raissa Oltmanns' Wine and Socks, or ByKammille's Might Be Wine. Softer and more personal, and better in a living or dining room than in a kitchen. The full selection is in wine posters.
Cocktail Guide Poster
Aperol Spritz - Wallchart
Champagne Guide Poster
Wine and Socks - Raissa Oltmanns
Might Be Wine - ByKammille
Spritz Retro Print
Where to hang them
Above a bar cart or sideboard. The classic spot. The print should be around two thirds the width of the furniture, with the bottom edge 20–25 cm above the top. Hanging art above furniture has the measurements.
In the dining area. A pair of 50×70 prints — a cocktail chart and a wine illustration — above the table gives the room a theme without making it look like a bar. Hang a little lower than usual, since you will be looking at them seated.
In the kitchen. A spritz or champagne print next to a coffee guide makes a morning-to-evening pair.
Sizes and combinations
| Setting | Suggestion | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Bar cart | 1 cocktail guide | 50×70 |
| Dining room | Pair: guide + illustration | 2 × 50×70 |
| Kitchen wall | Trio of single drinks | 3 × 30×42 |
| Restaurant, bar, café | Large chart | 70×100 |
Frames
Black suits the charts and typography and gives a bistro look. Oak warms the retro spritz and wine prints. A coloured frame picked from the drink itself — orange around a spritz, a deep red around a wine print — can look great in a playful room, and is one of the rare cases where a coloured frame is the right call. Behind glass, always, anywhere near a kitchen.
As a gift
A drinks print is an easy housewarming present: nearly everyone has a kitchen or dining wall, and a cocktail or champagne guide suits most tastes. Framed and ready to hang, it saves the new owners a hunt for nails on the first evening — see our framing service.