Coffee and café culture in print, from Van Gogh's Café Terrace at Night to contemporary still lifes of espresso cups, coffee pots, and morning rituals. This selection gathers the ritual and the room around it: brewing equipment, corner cafés, a quiet cup at a window. It leans warm and everyday rather than formal, the kind of work suited to a kitchen, breakfast nook, or reading corner. Each piece is printed to gallery standard in our Berlin studio.
Coffee has been a subject for artists long before the flat white existed. This collection runs from Van Gogh's Café Terrace at Night, one of Impressionism's most recognisable night scenes, through nineteenth-century botanical studies of the coffee plant, Coffee Kaffeebaum among them, to Moritz Jung's Viennese Café and Bauhaus Coffee House by Retrodrome, a graphic homage to early twentieth-century coffee-house culture. Contemporary still lifes carry the theme into the everyday: Rosi Feist's Espresso Italiano, Juliana Kokolari's Double Espresso, Athene Fritsch's Espresso Time, Gigi Rosado's Mocha and Book Coffee and Cake, and Ada Jarzebowska's Morning Coffee Ritual and Orange Tree Cafe. What ties the collection together isn't the drink itself so much as the pause it represents: a window seat, a quiet cup, a corner of a room set aside for slowing down.
Choosing the Right Format
The vintage and painterly pieces — Van Gogh's café scenes, the coffee-plant botanical illustrations, the Viennese Café — read best on fine art paper, where fine linework and colour gradients stay sharp. Paper prints come in A3, 50×70cm, 70×100cm, and A0, framed in oak, black, or walnut brown. The bolder graphic still lifes — Bauhaus Coffee House, Espresso Italiano, Blue Mug Moment, Colorful Geometric Coffee Pot — hold up equally well on canvas, where the surface texture adds warmth to a flat graphic composition. Canvas prints are available in 30×40cm, 50×70cm, and 70×100cm, with an optional floating frame for a gallery finish. For more kitchen-adjacent subjects, see our Food & Drink and Still Life collections.
Pairing and Arranging
Most of these prints suit a kitchen, breakfast nook, or reading corner rather than a formal living room wall. A single Café Terrace at Night or Bauhaus Coffee House works well as a standalone piece above a coffee station; smaller still lifes like Mocha, Blue Mug Moment, or Red Coffee Morning group naturally in twos or threes alongside other food and drink prints. Keep frame colour consistent across a grouping — oak for warmth, black for contrast — so the set reads as one considered choice rather than a scattered collection of prints. See our bestseller range for proven pieces to round out the wall.
CoffeeFrom €23,99 EUR /
Café Terrace at Night by Van GoghFrom €23,99 EUR /
Mocha By Gigi RosadoFrom €25,99 EUR /
Coffee KaffeebaumFrom €23,99 EUR /
Viennese Café by Moritz JungFrom €23,99 EUR /
Book coffee and cake By Gigi RosadoFrom €25,99 EUR /
Café Terrace at Night Art Exhibition by Van GoghFrom €23,99 EUR /
Bauhaus Coffee House by RetrodromeFrom €25,99 EUR /
Sunday morning By Gigi RosadoFrom €25,99 EUR /
Double Espresso by Juliana KokolariFrom €25,99 EUR /
Espresso Italiano by Rosi FeistFrom €25,99 EUR /
Red Coffee Morning by KatariinaFrom €25,99 EUR /
Good Morning by Athene FritschFrom €25,99 EUR /
Pot Collection No7 by THE MIUUS STUDIOFrom €25,99 EUR /
Pot Collection No8 by THE MIUUS STUDIOFrom €25,99 EUR /
Blue Mug Moment by NicholasFrom €25,99 EUR /
Espresso Time by Athene FritschFrom €25,99 EUR /
Morning Coffee Ritual by Ada JarzebowskaFrom €25,99 EUR /
Orange Tree Cafe by Ada JarzebowskaFrom €25,99 EUR /
Colorful Geometric Coffee Pot by DARIA IVANOVNAFrom €25,99 EUR /
Coffee Brewing Essentials by Lydia GreavesFrom €25,99 EUR /
