
More Spaghetti, Less Upsetti Canvas Print
Think of it as a Matisse cut-out with less reverence and better instincts. A figure tucks into a tangle of red noodles, hand-lettered in deep blue and bright red on a warm cream background.
A kitchen with this on the wall stops taking itself seriously. The colour wakes up a neutral room, and the joke does the heavy lifting on a wall that would otherwise feel flat.
Hang it where people eat — above a small dining table, on a kitchen feature wall, beside open shelving, or in a breakfast nook. Eye level works best so the slogan actually reads.
It pairs well with shaker cabinets, butcher-block worktops, red enamel cookware, blue striped tea towels, and stoneware bowls in earthy tones.
Don't crowd it with other busy prints or fridge clutter — this one needs room to land the punchline. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.
Think of it as a Matisse cut-out with less reverence and better instincts. A figure tucks into a tangle of red noodles, hand-lettered in deep blue and bright red on a warm cream background.
A kitchen with this on the wall stops taking itself seriously. The colour wakes up a neutral room, and the joke does the heavy lifting on a wall that would otherwise feel flat.
Hang it where people eat — above a small dining table, on a kitchen feature wall, beside open shelving, or in a breakfast nook. Eye level works best so the slogan actually reads.
It pairs well with shaker cabinets, butcher-block worktops, red enamel cookware, blue striped tea towels, and stoneware bowls in earthy tones.
Don't crowd it with other busy prints or fridge clutter — this one needs room to land the punchline. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.
Original: $64.95
-65%$64.95
$22.73Description
Think of it as a Matisse cut-out with less reverence and better instincts. A figure tucks into a tangle of red noodles, hand-lettered in deep blue and bright red on a warm cream background.
A kitchen with this on the wall stops taking itself seriously. The colour wakes up a neutral room, and the joke does the heavy lifting on a wall that would otherwise feel flat.
Hang it where people eat — above a small dining table, on a kitchen feature wall, beside open shelving, or in a breakfast nook. Eye level works best so the slogan actually reads.
It pairs well with shaker cabinets, butcher-block worktops, red enamel cookware, blue striped tea towels, and stoneware bowls in earthy tones.
Don't crowd it with other busy prints or fridge clutter — this one needs room to land the punchline. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.
























