Personalized Witch Coffee Bar Sign, a Witching Hour Halloween Coffee Sign for Your Kitchen Coffee Station

A personalized witch coffee bar sign carrying your family name, with WITCHING HOUR in ornate silver lettering on a deep black face. Made to order on stretched canvas or metal in seven sizes from 16x8 up to 48x24 inches.

The witching hour is three in the morning. So is the first pot of coffee in a house with a newborn, an early shift, or a brain that will not switch off. The sign says freshly brewed before dawn along the top, and anyone who has stood in a dark kitchen waiting on the drip understands it immediately.

Your Name Above the Door

The sample art reads The Anderson Sisters. That is a mockup. The name across the top is yours: your surname, the two of you, the whole household, or whatever you have taken to calling the people who share the coffee.

Type it in exactly the way you want it printed, because it goes to print the way you enter it.

What the Rest of the Sign Says

WITCHING HOUR fills the middle in tall ornate Victorian display lettering, with COFFEE COMPANY beneath it and POTIONS, TONICS, DARK ROAST across the foot. Freshly brewed sits in script at the top left, before dawn at the top right.

A spider hangs from the flourish above your name, a small bat sits either side of the lettering, and fine cobwebs stretch across the face and gather in the corners behind ornate filigree. It is drawn to read like aged silver paint on a chalkboard, which is what keeps it looking like a vintage shopfront rather than a party decoration.

Why It Works Over a Coffee Station

✔ Personalized with your family name, printed exactly as you enter it

✔ Long and low, the proportion that fits the wall above a coffee maker, a grinder and a mug rack

✔ Black and aged silver rather than orange and purple, so it reads vintage rather than seasonal

✔ Seven sizes from 16x8 up to 48x24 inches, for a corner coffee nook or a full coffee bar wall

✔ Stretched canvas for a warm matte finish, or metal when you want something harder wearing near a kettle and a sink

✔ Designed in Michigan and made to order in North America

✔ Free shipping across the USA and Canada

✔ Part of over 7,000 custom pieces we have made since 2020

Canvas or Metal for a Kitchen

Stretched canvas is wrapped on a wood frame with finished edges and arrives ready to hang. It gives the softest, most gallery like finish and suits a kitchen with wood, warm tile or painted cabinetry.

Metal is 3mm aluminum composite, the harder wearing option and the one to choose for a spot that catches steam from the kettle or spray from the sink. It is weatherproof enough that a covered porch coffee bar is fine too, because salty sea air is not a problem for it.

Both carry a flat printed image rather than raised or engraved lettering, and neither is wood.

Who makes personalized witch coffee bar signs?

Tailor Made Rooms makes this personalized witch coffee bar sign, drawn in house in a vintage gothic style, printed with your family name, and made to order in North America on canvas or metal.

What can I personalize on this witch coffee sign?

Tailor Made Rooms prints the name across the top of the sign in place of the sample wording. Enter it at checkout exactly as you want it to appear, and each sign is printed on its own with your details.

Is a witch coffee sign only for Halloween?

Tailor Made Rooms drew this one in black and aged silver rather than seasonal orange, and the witching hour joke lands on any early morning. Plenty of customers leave it over the coffee bar year round.

What size coffee bar sign fits above a coffee station?

Tailor Made Rooms offers this sign in seven sizes from 16x8 up to 48x24 inches. Measure the width of the counter or the cabinet run beneath it and choose a sign around two thirds of that width, which keeps it anchored without crowding the shelf.

NOTE: Measure your space carefully with a tape measure. We are not responsible for the wrong size ordered. Use our size guide here.

*Our design features a flat printed image, without any beveling, embossing, engraving, or raised letters.