Tea Wall Art
Steep the room in quiet ritual with our tea wall art. Featuring striped teapots waiting on the kettle, stacked cuppa mugs, and bright matcha bowls, these gentle wall art prints bring a soft, unhurried pause to your home decor.
What's in the collection
A small, deliberate group. A pink-striped teapot and matching cup sit inside a wavy black border under a hand-lettered request to pop the kettle on, with a please and thank you tucked into the corner. Two mugs nest together against green stripes, one lettered cuppa in orange, the other tea in blue. Two matcha bowls tip toward each other in red outline under a fat pink headline, the green of the tea the only flat color on the sheet. The same quiet drawing hand runs through the coffee wall art prints for anyone building a hot-drinks corner.
One house style
Everything here is hand-drawn rather than typeset, in a soft line on warm cream, with flat color used sparingly and lettering written by hand. The palette is gentler than the rest of the range: pink, sage, orange and cobalt instead of saturated red. The mood is domestic and unhurried, which makes these the calmest prints in food and drink wall art and an easy choice for a corner that should not shout. They suit kitchen wall art and work equally well in a reading corner or a small hallway.
Sizes, paper and framing
Every design is offered on archival matte paper in nine sizes from 8" x 12" to 30" x 40", plus A4-A1 for European frames, and on matte canvas either stretched on a wooden bar or set in a solid wood floating frame in white, black, espresso or natural. Printed with pigment-based archival inks, rated to resist fading for decades indoors.
Questions about tea wall art
What is in the tea wall art collection?
A striped teapot with a kettle-on message, a pair of stacked cuppa mugs, and two matcha bowls under bold pink lettering.
Where does tea wall art hang best?
Beside the kettle, in a breakfast corner, or in a reading nook. The soft palette suits quieter walls than the cocktail or Italian prints.
Does tea wall art pair with coffee prints?
Yes, and it is the usual pairing. One tea print beside one coffee print makes a two-piece hot-drinks set.
What size tea wall art works beside a kettle?
A smaller portrait size fits the gap between wall cabinets. The wall art size guide shows each size against real cabinets.
Is tea wall art available on canvas?
Yes, on matte canvas as well as archival matte paper, stretched or in a solid wood floating frame.
Is there matcha in the tea wall art range?
Yes, one print sets two matcha bowls against bold pink lettering, with the green of the tea as the only flat color.
Will steam damage tea wall art hung near a kettle?
Frame it under glass and leave clearance. Away from direct steam the archival inks last decades indoors.
Does tea wall art suit a British kitchen?
The cuppa and kettle lettering is written in British English, so it reads naturally in a UK kitchen.
