Bar Wall Art Decor "French Martini" "Aperol Spritz" "Mojito" Pastel Cocktail Prints | Set of 3

Hang this cheerful set of bar wall art decor prints and instantly give your living room a touch of fun, relaxed personality. Each of the three prints features a beautifully detailed watercolour-style illustration of a classic cocktail — a raspberry-topped French Martini on a soft coral-pink ground, an Aperol Spritz with its orange slice and mint on a warm golden-yellow ground, and a fresh Mojito packed with ice, lime and mint on a cool sage-green ground — all sitting against a clean white surround with bold, modern lettering naming each drink.

I love how the pastel palette keeps the whole set feeling light and airy rather than loud. The coral, amber and sage tones complement each other beautifully, so the three prints read as a proper set while each one still holds its own. Whether you are styling a home bar corner, a bar cart wall or simply want something joyful and conversation-starting in your living room, this triptych delivers it effortlessly.

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What's Included with Bar Wall Art Decor "French Martini" "Aperol Spritz" "Mojito" Pastel Cocktail Prints | Set of 3

• A set of 3 individual art prints — French Martini, Aperol Spritz and Mojito — each printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks for lasting colour
• Designed for indoor use, keeping colours vibrant for years to come
• The framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang, saving you the time and hassle of hunting for a frame that fits — the unframed option is the print only
• Choose between unframed and framed options in multiple sizes and in Luster or Museum quality; also available in wrapped canvas size options

How to Style bar wall art decor in Your Living Room

The most popular way to hang a set of three prints like these is in a straight horizontal row, evenly spaced, at eye level. I'd aim for a gap of about 5–8 cm between each print — enough breathing room so they feel like a curated set rather than a cluttered cluster. Above a sofa, a sideboard or a bar cart are all brilliant spots. Because the background of each print is predominantly white with soft pastel blocks of colour, they sit happily against almost any wall tone — warm white, pale grey, soft sage or even a deeper charcoal if you want a bit more drama.

If you have a taller wall to fill, try hanging the three in an offset staggered arrangement — centre print slightly higher, outer two a little lower — for a more relaxed, gallery-wall feel. These also look fantastic grouped with a simple drinks tray and some glassware on a shelf below to really lean into the home bar aesthetic. For more gallery wall ideas and inspiration, browse our full Sets of 3 collection here.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for These Cocktail Prints

Think about the wall space you are working with before you choose your size. For a standard sofa wall, I find that medium to large sizes work best — you want the set to feel bold enough to anchor the space without being overwhelmed by it. If you are placing these in a smaller nook or alongside other pieces in a gallery wall, a smaller size keeps things feeling neat and intentional.

For finish, the Luster paper gives a gentle sheen that makes the pastel colours pop beautifully in a living room with natural light. If your room gets a lot of bright daylight, Museum quality paper with its matt surface can be a lovely choice too, giving a more refined, gallery-like feel. The wrapped canvas option is brilliant if you want a frameless, contemporary look that suits a modern or Scandi-style space. Whichever you go for, the soft coral, amber and sage tones in this set will bring a smile every time you walk in the room. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a living room before you decide.