Back in the 1960s, this espresso machine belonged to another kind of home — a small neighbourhood café where the morning crowd queued for a quick shot before work. The loose inky lines and a single flick of red make it feel hand-drawn rather than staged. Hang it in a kitchen, breakfast nook or coffee corner where it can quietly mark out the spot you make your morning cup. It sits well above a small worktop bar, beside open shelves of mugs, or on a bit of wall between the cupboards and the kettle. Pair with pale oak, white tile, stoneware and a real coffee machine doing the same job underneath. Keep the wall around it calm — busy patterned wallpaper will fight the linework.