Coffee Print "Coffee? / Tell Me When" Black & White Sketch Kitchen Wall Art Prints | Set of 2

Bring a little warmth and a knowing smile to your kitchen with this charming coffee print set — two hand-drawn style sketches that every coffee lover will instantly get. The left print shows a kettle pouring into a cluster of cups held by reaching hands, with speech bubbles reading "COFFEE?" above and "COFFEE." below — that perfect offer-and-answer moment we all know. The right print features a classic moka pot tilting to pour a rich stream into a waiting cup on a saucer, with the handwritten words "TELL ME WHEN" beside it. Both pieces are drawn in loose, sketchy black linework on a clean white background, giving them a relaxed, illustrative feel that sits beautifully in black and white decor schemes.

I love how much personality these two prints carry with so little fuss — no bold colours, no clutter, just clever illustration and a bit of quiet humour. They work equally well above a kitchen worktop, on a breakfast bar wall, or even in a cosy dining nook. If your kitchen already has black handles, taps or shelving, these will slot right in and feel like they were always meant to be there.

What's Included with Coffee Print "Coffee? / Tell Me When" Black & White Sketch Kitchen Wall Art Prints | Set of 2

• A set of 2 art prints featuring hand-drawn style black and white coffee illustrations with witty hand-lettered text
• Printed in the UK using fade-resistant pigment inks, designed for indoor display
• Framed and canvas-wrapped options arrive ready to hang — no hunting for a frame that fits, no hassle
• 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 Coffee Print Art in Your Kitchen

I'd hang these two side by side at eye level with a small, even gap between them — they're designed to work as a pair, and keeping them close together lets the story flow naturally from one print to the other. A gap of around 5–8 cm between the two feels just right; close enough to read as a set, spaced enough to breathe. Above a kitchen worktop or along a short wall beside your coffee station is an ideal spot. Because the palette is purely black and white, these prints sit happily against white walls, pale grey walls, or even a bold dark splashback — they're incredibly versatile.

If you want to build a little gallery moment, you could add a third piece alongside — perhaps a simple botanical or a typographic print in the same black and white palette. For inspiration on building a kitchen gallery wall, have a browse through our kitchen wall art collection — there are lots of styles that pair well with these sketchy, illustrative prints.

Choosing the Right Size and Finish for Your Kitchen Walls

For most kitchen walls, I'd suggest thinking about the width of the space you have available for both prints together — measure the gap and aim for the pair to fill roughly two-thirds of it. If you have a short stretch of wall, smaller sizes like A4 or A3 feel just right and keep things neat. Got a bigger, more open kitchen? Going up to A2 makes a proper statement without overwhelming the room.

For finish, the Luster paper is a great all-rounder — it has a gentle sheen that makes the black linework really crisp and clean, which suits the sketchy style of these prints perfectly. If you want the richest, sharpest detail, Museum quality paper gives you that extra depth. The wrapped canvas option is brilliant if you prefer a more relaxed, frameless look — it works especially well in informal kitchen spaces. Whichever you choose, the bold contrast of the black illustration against the white background will look striking. Scroll down to see how each size looks in a kitchen before you decide.