Pizzeria Gabbiano Giclée Art Print


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Gabbiano means ‘seagull’ in Italian. This establishment used to have a different name, but since the seagulls kept nicking people’s precious pies, the owners decided to join forces with the feathered fiends and turn their restaurant into a dining adventure of sorts. At least, that’s what I imagined when I had the idea for this piece 😉

Hôtel Dodo is a place, or better a tiny universe, that exists in my head allowing me to mind travel. Not dissimilar to the concept of a mind palace that makes remembering things easier.
My little universe is all about moments of calm, appreciating the little things, sun soaked lazy holiday lunches, beautifully curated table settings, and overall that “nothing to do, nowhere to go” energy.
Each setting invites the viewer to take a seat and the table, focus on the calm before them and be transported elsewhere for a little while.  

See you in the gift shop at Hôtel Dodo! X

A sun-drunk pizzeria lunch, gatecrashed by a hopeful gull: this print runs on tomato red and blush pink gingham, cobalt blue plate rims, basil green, the burnt orange glow of a spritz and a warm honey-wood tabletop. That cheerful, saturated palette sits beautifully against white or warm cream walls, where the red-and-pink check does all the talking, and it holds its own equally well on olive green, terracotta or a deep navy that echoes the plates. Stylists would file it under Mediterranean-inspired interiors, dopamine decor, retro bistro style and playful eclectic maximalism — anywhere colour and appetite are welcome. The subject makes it a natural for kitchens, dining rooms and breakfast nooks, above a bar cart or drinks shelf, or in a hallway that could use a little holiday mischief. It belongs to the Hôtel Dodo collection, an imaginary resort of retro holiday nostalgia and sun-soaked lazy lunches, and it pairs happily with other prints from the collection for a gallery wall with that "nothing to do, nowhere to go" energy. It also makes a lovely gift for keen cooks, Italophiles and anyone still dreaming of their last coastal trip.

The print is made with archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle Photo Rag®, a museum-grade cotton paper with a subtle felt texture and a matte, glare-free surface — which means it reads cleanly from any angle and suits both slim modern frames and more ornate vintage ones. A4 and A3 sizes slot neatly onto kitchen shelves, sideboards and gallery walls alongside their Hôtel Dodo companions; A2 works as a statement above a dining bench or bistro table; A1 commands a dining-room wall; and A0 anchors an entire room with full trattoria charm. It is also available as a 28×40" (70×100 cm) canvas print, ready to hang with no frame needed.