Café Bar Wall Kit — 12 Pieces + Layout Guide

What this is

The Café Bar Wall Kit is a curated set of 12 archival coffee pieces
chosen to hang together as a single café-bar wall — behind a counter, above a banquette,
on a feature wall of a roastery or a third-wave coffee shop. Each piece is delivered as
a high-resolution download in three print sizes, the same files we sell individually.

The set is curated, not random. It mixes the visual anchor pieces — Privat-Livemont’s
Rajah, the Meunier companion, the Manet café-concert — with quieter botanical
and domestic-genre pieces for breathing room, and closes with two Brazilian plantation
pieces that put the bean’s origin on the wall. The set was assembled by the curator of the
archive specifically for hospitality interiors.

The 12 pieces

• Belle Époque Coffee Print — Rajah by Henri Privat-Livemont, 1898–1899 —
• Belle Époque Coffee Print — Thé Rajah by Henri Meunier, 1897 —
• Vintage Coffee Print — A Coffee-Shop, Cairo, Egypt by Louis Haghe, c. 1840s —
• Belle Époque Coffee Print — Théâtre du Chat Noir — Cover with Cyclamens by George Auriol, 1894 —
• Victorian Coffee Print — Corner of a Café-Concert by Édouard Manet, c. 1878–1880 —
• Vintage Coffee Print — Coffea arabica — Flower & Fruit, Segmented by Anonymous botanical illustrator, 19th century —
• Belle Époque Coffee Print — Old Man with Coffee Grinder by Albert Anker, 1886 —
• 18th-Century Coffee Print — The Woman Taking Coffee by Louis-Marin Bonnet, 1774 —
• Romantic Era Coffee Print — Man and Woman Drinking Coffee by Aimé de Lemud, c. 1840 —
• Belle Époque Coffee Print — A Colheita (The Harvest) by Antonio Ferrigno, 1903 —
• Art Deco Coffee Print — Fazenda da Barra — Campinas, 1840 by Alfredo Norfini, 1920 (depicting an 1840 scene) —
• Victorian Coffee Café Print — Corner of a Café-Concert label QS:Lfr,"Coin de café-concert"label Q… by Édouard Manet, 1878 —

How to hang it

The Wall Kit includes a separate layout guide covering three configurations:

1. Three-piece focal wall. Best for a 1.5-meter-wide section — behind a bar, on a banquette wall. We recommend the Rajah (Privat-Livemont) at center, Manet at left, botanical at right.
2. Six-piece banquette row. Best for a 3-meter-wide section — above a fitted banquette or along a wide bar. The two Rajahs at the visual peaks, the Manet and Anker at the lower-density middle, the Chat Noir and botanical at the wings.
3. Twelve-piece full feature wall. Best for a 4-meter-wide cafe wall — a full-feature gallery hang in three horizontal bands. The Belle Époque posters at the top band for sightline anchor, the domestic-genre and botanical pieces in the middle band at seated eye-level, and the Brazilian plantation pieces in the lower band for visual ground.

All three configurations assume matched mat color (warm cream or warm grey) and matched
frame stock (walnut, oak, or stained ash). The hang reads as curated archive
rather than as random vintage decor only if the framing is consistent.

Delivery

After purchase you receive an email link with all 12 download bundles (each in three
print sizes) plus the layout guide. The download link is valid for 30 days, with up to 5
re-downloads per piece. Print at home or with any local fine-art print shop.

For commercial properties — cafes, roasteries, restaurants, hotel lobbies — the
Wall Kit license permits unlimited single-location display use. Multi-location chains
should contact us for a multi-location license.