Cocktail Bar Wall Art "Manhattan, Cuba Libre & Negroni" Recipe Prints | Set of 3

Hang this cocktail bar wall art in your living room or home bar and you've instantly got a talking point that every guest will clock the moment they walk in. Each of the three prints features a bold, oversized cocktail name — "MANHATTAN", "CUBA LIBRE" and "NEGRONI" — printed in strong black lettering against a clean white background, with a detailed painted illustration of the drink itself sitting below: a classic coupe glass garnished with a cherry, a tall highball packed with ice and a lime wedge, and a rocks glass with ice and an orange peel curl. Underneath each illustration, the full recipe — ingredients and step-by-step instructions — is printed in neat, smaller black type, so these are genuinely useful as well as seriously good-looking.

What I really love about this set is how it straddles that line between modern minimalist and warm, tactile bar-sign energy. The warm amber and brown tones of the illustrated drinks pop beautifully against the white ground, keeping things lively without ever feeling garish. If you've been looking for something that feels grown-up, a little bit masculine, and genuinely personal to a drinks lover — this is it.

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What's Included with Cocktail Bar Wall Art "Manhattan, Cuba Libre & Negroni" Recipe Prints | Set of 3

• A set of 3 matching art prints featuring the Manhattan, Cuba Libre and Negroni cocktail recipes
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks, designed for indoor display
• Available as unframed prints, or with framed and wrapped canvas options — the framed and canvas-wrapped versions arrive ready to hang straight away, saving you the hassle of tracking down a frame that fits
• 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 Cocktail Bar Wall Art in a Living Room or Home Bar

The most straightforward and satisfying way to hang this set is in a straight horizontal row — all three prints at the same height with equal gaps between them, ideally at eye level. Above a bar cart, a sideboard, or a long console table, they look absolutely brilliant. Because the palette is anchored in black and white with those warm amber drink illustrations, they sit happily against almost any wall colour: deep charcoal, warm white, dark navy or even an exposed-brick effect all work wonderfully and lean right into that industrial or speakeasy feel.

If your living room has a more relaxed layout, you could also try stacking two prints and placing the third offset to one side as part of a wider gallery wall — mix in some darker framed pieces or a small shelf with a bottle or two and you've got something that looks like it's been styled by someone who really knows what they're doing. For more gallery wall ideas and inspiration, take a look at our bar wall art collection — there are loads of complementary prints in there that pair brilliantly with this set.

Things Worth Thinking About Before You Choose Your Size

These prints work best when they have a bit of room to breathe, so I'd always suggest going a size larger than you think you need — especially if you're hanging them above a sofa or a bar unit with a decent amount of wall space above it. The bold lettering at the top of each print really comes into its own at a larger size; at smaller sizes it's still crisp and readable, but the drama is dialled up when you go bigger.

Because the background is predominantly white, these prints will feel at home on both light and dark walls — though on a deep, dark wall they can look especially striking, almost like a backlit bar menu. If you're going for an industrial or masculine look, pairing a larger size with black frames (available at checkout) pulls the whole scheme together neatly. And if you're unsure between Luster and Museum quality paper, Luster gives a gentle sheen that suits the illustrated style of these prints really nicely, while Museum quality has a smoother, more gallery-flat finish — both are genuinely lovely. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a living room before you decide.