Cocktail Art Prints

4.8

Cocktail art covers a lot of ground: sharp graphic negresses, retro travel-poster glamour, loose watercolour glasses, hand-lettered recipes for a Negroni or an Old Fashioned. Pick by mood first. Bold colour blocks hold their own on a kitchen wall; softer, sketchier pieces suit a dining corner or a shelf above the drinks tray. If one drink has your attention, the martini art prints and champagne art prints go deeper, and bar art prints widen the scene.

Rated 4.8 by 1,000s of customers
Martini Art Prints
Martini Art Prints
Martini Glass Art Prints
Martini Glass Art Prints
Wine Glass Art Prints
Wine Glass Art Prints
Champagne Art Prints
Champagne Art Prints
Glassware Art Prints
Glassware Art Prints
Bar Art Prints
Bar Art Prints
Cocktail Canvas Prints
Cocktail Canvas Prints
Wine Art Prints
Wine Art Prints
Beer Art Prints
Beer Art Prints
Drink Illustration Art Prints
Drink Illustration Art Prints
Drink Still Life Art Prints
Drink Still Life Art Prints
The Mixologist
The Mixologist
White Cat & Green Sofa Chic Art Print Gold

White Cat on Green Sofa with Martini Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Classic Old Fashioned Vibes Art Print - Brown

Old Fashioned Cocktail Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Whimsical Ginger Cat Art Print Gold

Ginger Cat with a Green Martini Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Cheers in Line Art Art Print Black

Sláinte Cheers Line Art Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Martini and Olives on the Bar Art Print Black

Martini and Olives on the Bar Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Basil Smash Cocktail Vibes Art Print Oak

Basil Smash Cocktail Poster Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Dive into Delight Art Print - Black

Happy Hour Dive Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Cozy Cat Cocktail Art Print Gold

Tabby Cat with Cocktail Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Spicy Cocktail Art Art Print Unframed

Picante Cocktail Recipe Print Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Aperol Spritz Delight Art Print - Unframed

Aperol Spritz Aperitivo Poster Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Martini Hour Art Print - White

Martini Hour Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95
Queen of Hearts Vibe Art Print - White

Queen of Cocktails Art Print

From £11.95 £19.95

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Olive Art Prints
Lemon Art Prints
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Citrus Art Prints
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Retro Kitchen Art Prints
Retro Kitchen Art Prints
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Kitchen Art Prints
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Hanging in 100k+ homes

4.8 out of 5

What people say about Cocktail Art Prints

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Warm colours, playful cat and cocktail subjects, and good print quality bring character and cheer to rooms.

Love my new piece of art with the orange cat sitting on the couch

Love my new piece of art with the orange cat sitting on the couch. Great color print and gold frame too.

Sally A. · Verified shopper
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Beautiful Artwork

Every home should have a cat, and a sufficient amount of cat art. This is a beautiful work of art, and warms up the room!

Beth F. · Verified shopper
Cozy Cat on Green Sofa Art Print - Gold Reviewed Ginger Cat on Green Sofa with Cocktail Art Print →

Great fun and just as expected.

Rachel H. · Verified shopper
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Questions before you pick a print

Short answers on framing choices, where cocktail art tends to work, and how ordering with us runs

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What's the difference between vintage-style cocktail posters and modern cocktail illustrations?

Vintage-style cocktail art borrows from old bar posters and menu graphics, with muted or faded palettes, retro typography and a slightly worn, mid-century feel. Modern cocktail illustrations lean cleaner and bolder: flat color, simple glass shapes and graphic type. Vintage designs suit traditional rooms, dark wood and leather; modern ones sit better in bright kitchens and minimal spaces. Both work well together as long as you keep one consistent frame color.

Which type of cocktail wall art should I choose: a single drink, a recipe print or typography?

Single-drink illustrations, like a martini or negroni glass, read clearly from across a room and work best as a standalone piece. Recipe prints reward close viewing, so hang them where people stand or sit nearby, such as beside a bar cart or in a breakfast nook. Bold typographic designs are the easiest to match with existing decor because they act like graphic accents rather than pictures.

Which rooms suit cocktail prints besides a home bar?

Kitchens and dining rooms are the most popular homes for cocktail art, since drink imagery reads naturally alongside food and entertaining. They also work well in a den or games room, a hallway leading to the dining area, or a covered patio bar setup. Avoid steamy, unventilated spots directly over a stove or sink, and keep pieces out of harsh direct sunlight to protect the colors.

Which cocktail art prints work best above a bar cart?

A single framed cocktail print in 40x50cm or 50x70cm is the sweet spot for hanging above a standard bar cart. Go for something with a strong graphic quality, like a classic martini illustration or a vintage cocktail poster, so it reads clearly from across the room rather than getting lost behind your bottles. We'd lean towards a black or natural wood frame to complement the metallic tones most bar carts have. Our framed prints arrive ready to hang with fixtures attached, so you can have it on the wall the same day your new gin arrives.

Are cocktail prints a good gift for someone who's just set up a home bar?

Honestly, they're one of the best gifts going. A framed cocktail recipe print or a beautifully illustrated drinks poster is personal enough to feel thoughtful but safe enough that it'll fit almost any home bar setup. We'd suggest a framed 30x40cm or 40x50cm print, which is generous without overwhelming a small bar nook. Everything ships in one box with the print already fitted in the frame, so your recipient isn't stuck trying to assemble anything. Plus, with our 99-day returns policy, they can swap if their taste runs more Negroni than Margarita.

Can I hang cocktail wall art in my kitchen without it looking tacky?

Absolutely, but the trick is in the execution. Skip anything that looks like a novelty sign and choose cocktail art prints with a more illustrative or vintage poster style. A pair of framed prints flanking a window or a single statement piece above your kitchen table keeps things elevated. Our giclée prints on thick matte paper have zero glare, which matters in kitchens where you've usually got overhead lighting bouncing everywhere. Stick to a consistent frame colour and you'll wonder why you ever considered the usual fruit bowl still life.

How do I create a gallery wall with cocktail prints?

Start with three to five cocktail illustration prints in a mix of two sizes (say 30x40cm and 21x30cm) and keep them in the same frame finish for cohesion. Lay them out on the floor first and aim for roughly 5cm gaps between frames. A strong approach is a loose grid of four prints arranged in a square above a drinks trolley or sideboard. The 2/3 rule is worth knowing here: your grouping should span roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture below it, so it looks intentional rather than floating on the wall.

How do I decorate a home bar area when the space is small?

Small bar areas actually benefit from wall art more than large ones, because a well-chosen print draws the eye up and makes the space feel designed rather than crammed. One framed cocktail print in 40x50cm mounted 15 to 20cm above your bar shelf or cart is all you need. Vintage cocktail posters with bold colour palettes work especially well here because they give the corner a sense of identity without needing a full renovation. Our frames are made from solid FSC-certified wood with UV-protective glazing, so even if your bar nook catches afternoon sun, the print won't fade on you.