A cocktail glass in deep green does a particular job on a wall. It slows the eye down. This wooden bar wall art piece from VINOXO puts that pause above a home bar, along a lounge wall, or behind a counter — a retro image rendered in green, sized to be noticed rather than stumbled upon.
The plaque is built from engineered wood. A hook on the reverse makes it ready to sit flush against plaster, brick, or panelling — no extra hardware to source. Depending on the format you pick, the panel holds its own beside bar shelving, or reads as the dominant note on a narrow stretch of wall.
A cocktail scene built for the long wall of a bar or lounge
Bar wall art succeeds or fails on placement. A cocktail image that's too literal becomes kitsch; one that's too abstract disappears behind the bottles. The Cocktail Green plaque holds the middle — a recognisable cocktail, rendered with enough graphic restraint to sit comfortably next to glassware, brass fixtures, or a dark-painted wall. The green is what keeps it interesting: cool enough for a modern bar cart, warm enough for a vintage bar cabinet.
The engineered wood body is the practical side of the equation. It takes the paint evenly,, and — — hangs from a single hook without a stud finder in most interiors. Three size formats let you scale the piece to the wall rather than the other way around: 40 x 60 cm for a bar cart backdrop or a corner nook, 50 x 75 cm for the standard bar-counter run, and 60 x 90 cm for a feature wall in a lounge, tasting room, or home bar.
Three formats, one image, and the sizing that decides the room
The same cocktail motif is offered in 40 x 60 cm, 50 x 75 cm, and 60 x 90 cm. The choice is not cosmetic — it changes what the piece does. The smallest format behaves like a framed print: a detail in a larger wall composition. The middle format is the workhorse for bar counters and restaurant walls, where it sits at eye level above glassware. The largest earns its place as the anchor of a lounge wall, especially when paired with shelving or a mirror on the adjacent plane.
, weight is low enough that a single hook on the back covers installation. The engineered wood construction is what VINOXO builds its bar and cafe range on, and it is the reason the green stays flat and even rather than soaking in patches the way untreated softwood can.
Where the cocktail plaque earns its place
Above a home bar in a converted basement, the green cocktail reads as a deliberate choice rather than a themed accessory. In a cafe or restaurant lounge, it gives the wall a visual landmark between the menu and the seating. In a tasting room or a hotel bar, it holds its own against darker panelling and low lighting — the green is saturated enough to stay legible, not so bright that it fights the room.
If you are building a bar wall rather than a single feature, the Cocktail Green plaque is calibrated to sit alongside other VINOXO bar and lounge pieces rather than compete with them. The green reads as part of a palette, not a stand-alone poster.
Sizes of the Cocktail Green plaque
- 40 x 60 cm — for bar carts, nooks, and gallery arrangements
- 50 x 75 cm — the standard format for counter-height placement
- 60 x 90 cm — for lounge feature walls and larger bar runs
Each size; the difference is how much wall it commands.
FAQ
What is the Cocktail Green bar wall art plaque made of?
It is made from engineered wood, which VINOXO uses across its bar and cafe wall art range. The construction supports the even green finish of the cocktail motif.
What sizes is the Cocktail Green plaque available in?
It comes in three formats: 40 x 60 cm, 50 x 75 cm, and 60 x 90 cm. Each size carries the same cocktail image and engineered wood construction.
Does the plaque come ready to hang?
Yes. A hook on the back is built into the panel, so the piece is ready to hang without additional hardware.
Can the Cocktail Green plaque work in a cafe or restaurant as well as at home?
Yes. The cocktail image and green palette suit lounge walls, tasting rooms, and bars alongside home settings. The three sizes let you scale it to the wall.













