Nothing in this warm grey and black typography whispers, even when the kitchen does. The lettering is loud, dry and a little worn the kind of sign you’d expect taped above a record player, not a kettle. Once it’s on the wall, the room stops being purely functional. It tells guests this is the spot where people linger, top up wine and shuffle about between courses. Best hung at eye-level above a console, between cabinets, or on a narrow strip of wall by the fridge. Pairs well with oak, brass, open shelving and chipped enamel. Skip the matchy-matchy farmhouse signs alongside it this one wants to be the only voice in the room. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.