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Fresh Pasta
Stephie Cardona
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A Tabletop Story
3 posters · 50x70 + 2 × 30x40 cm
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A Tabletop Story brings together three hand-drawn food posters by Stephie Cardona: Fresh Pasta, Bon Appétit and Olives. The loose lines, handwritten type and warm palette of tomato red, mustard and olive green make the wall feel relaxed and a little bit Italian. One large poster sets the tone, and two smaller ones follow along the same centre line, so the wall reads as one story instead of three separate prints. It's made for the kitchen, a dining nook or a small breakfast table, anywhere you want art with a sense of humour and appetite.
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Styling tips
- Let the oak frames talk to oak furniture. A round table and a simple wooden chair are all you need.
- Pick up the colours in small things: a mustard jug, a green ceramic piece, a lemon in a bowl.
- A straw basket or linen cloth adds texture and keeps the look warm rather than graphic.
- Keep the wall itself plain and light, so the red lettering and the green olive can do the work.
Hang the wall
Hang all three on the same centre line, with 6 cm between the frames. The wall then measures about 125 × 75 cm. It suits a table, bench or sideboard that is 160–180 cm wide, but it also works above a smaller table, as in the picture. Place the centre line 145–150 cm from the floor. Start with Fresh Pasta and build outwards.
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Meet the artist
Stephie Cardona (KunstbyStephie)
Stephie Cardona, also known as KunstbyStephie, is a Berlin-based artist whose work is deeply influenced by travel, typography, and the everyday moments that spark connection. Her artistic journey began with poetry, evolving into a blend of graphic design and typography that captures personal experiences and cultural discoveries. Inspired by the whimsy of David Shrigley, she embraces humour and emotion in her art, creating pieces that resonate with a broad audience.
