In the 1960s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A short, dry line in chunky orange letters with a soft pink shadow easy to live with, hard to ignore.

It brings a jolt of warm colour to a room without taking itself seriously. Walls feel friendlier. A neutral space gets a punchline. The white background keeps it from feeling shouty, even at scale.

Hang it in a home office above the desk, in a kitchen near the kettle, or in a hallway where guests catch it on the way in. It also works above a console or a small sideboard.

Pair it with pale oak, linen, brass and a bit of greenery the kind of room where you actually make coffee.

The canvas softens the edges of the letters slightly and gives the colour a matte, painted feel.