Coffee & Cozy Coloring Pages for Adults

Coffee & Cozy starts at the cup and works outward. The first seven pages sit right over the table: a heart in a latte, a cappuccino in a flowered cup, an espresso machine and grinder, a croissant, and a flight of coffees on a wooden board. After that the view widens into kitchens, café counters and streets. Nearly every table has a vase of fresh flowers, and most rooms are empty and waiting, so the cups and chairs are the subject. People appear in only a handful of pages, like the busy morning counter, a figure with an umbrella in the rain and a barista closing up.

The cover calls it an adult coloring collection, and the lines are fine, with patterned cups, tiled floors and bentwood chairs to fill.

Where the 50 scenes go

1. Coffee Moments (01–07). Close tabletop views of cups, beans and pastries.
2. Cozy Coffee at Home (08–13). A home espresso corner, a kitchen counter, a window seat with birds outside, a book-lined sofa nook, a weekend table and a pour-over ritual with a hand grinder.
3. Cozy Café (14–21). The café front with its awning and a bicycle, the counter and stools, the barista station, a window seat, a reading armchair, a patio under umbrellas and a busy morning.
4. Coffee & Dessert (22–28). Coffee with donuts, cake, macarons and cookies, then a bakery café and a sweet shop.
5. Rainy Coffee Days (29–34). Rain running down windows, a stormy afternoon and a rainy night.
6. Slow Café Life (35–41). Coffee with a journal, a novel, a notebook and headphones, a stack of records, flowers, and a café inside a bookstore.
7. Evening Coffee (42–46). A sunset window, a lamplit street under a crescent moon, candlelight, a midnight shop and closing time.
8. Coffee Around the World (47–50). An Italian espresso bar, a Paris café morning, a Scandinavian corner and The Perfect Coffee Day.

Ten pages to make your own

Designs 51 to 60 are marked BONUS. There’s a plain coffee cup to decorate and an empty café front with a blank sign over the door. Two round mandalas, one built around a single coffee bean, and an all-over pattern of cups, croissants and French presses. The writing pages are a favorite-coffee card, a bucket list of ten small goals like trying latte art, a menu board with Coffee, Dessert, Specials and My Favorites, a bare corner that says to add your machine, shelves, plants and favorite seat, and a certificate with lines for a name and date.

Printing tips

The colored pages use coffee browns, cream, sage, dusty blue and terracotta, according to the printing guide. In the two complete books, odd pages are the outlines and even pages the colored versions, so choose odd pages to print outlines only. You can also open the single-page PDFs, where the 50 scenes and the 10 bonus pages sit in separate folders. Print at Actual Size with borderless printing turned off, and use a spare sheet under the page with markers.