Gustav Klimt Art Nouveau Museum Drink Coasters – Set of 4 with Storage Rack

Museum Drink Coasters Inspired by Gustav Klimt’s Art Nouveau Masterpieces

Brighten your table with these museum drink coasters featuring four beloved paintings by Gustav Klimt. Each round glass coaster shows a detail from one of his most recognizable works. The set includes images from The Kiss, Three Ages of Woman, Expectation from the Stoclet Frieze, and Fulfillment. Together they create a warm palette of golds, yellows, and earth tones that adds a rich accent to any coffee table or bar.

The coasters are made from smooth printed glass with the artwork protected underneath the surface. This keeps the colors vivid while shielding the image from direct contact. Each coaster has four small rubber feet to prevent slipping and protect your furniture. The set comes with a black metal storage rack, so your museum drink coasters stay neatly stacked when not in use. This group is part of the Parastone Museum Gift Collection, designed to bring famous artworks into daily life.

Each coaster measures about 3⅞ inches across and ⅛ inch thick. The full set weighs approximately 1.2 pounds, giving a solid feel without being heavy. These Klimt coasters are ideal for living rooms, bedside tables, home offices, or small bar setups. They make excellent gifts for fans of Art Nouveau, romance-themed décor, or Klimt’s iconic patterns. As part of our broader collection, they pair nicely with other pieces in the Drink Coasters & Coffee Mugs collection.

Klimt Paintings Featured on These Museum Drink Coasters

Gustav Klimt (1862–1918) became famous for his golden, ornamental style and expressive portraits. These Klimt art coasters highlight four key works from his mature period. The Kiss shows two lovers wrapped in a patterned golden cloak, a symbol of intimacy and protection. Three Ages of Woman includes a tender mother and child detail, emphasizing care, growth, and memory.

Expectation and Fulfillment, created for the Stoclet Palace frieze, feature elongated figures wrapped in embroidered-like garments. Triangles, spirals, and mosaic motifs recall Byzantine art and ancient jewelry. On these museum drink coasters, those patterns become small glowing surfaces. They bring Klimt’s romantic, decorative world into everyday moments like coffee breaks and evening conversations.

Klimt played an important role in the Vienna Secession, a group of artists who sought new directions in modern art. His work combines Symbolist themes, classical references, and highly stylized ornament. Many viewers recognize his art instantly due to his use of gold, swirling lines, and intimate human poses. These Gustav Klimt decor items capture that recognizable style in a functional form.

You can explore more Art Nouveau-inspired pieces in our Klimt & Mucha Art Nouveau collection. Many customers enjoy pairing these museum drink coasters with Klimt figurines, prints, or jewelry to create a small themed corner at home.

Features of the Klimt Museum Drink Coaster Set

• Set of four museum drink coasters featuring Gustav Klimt paintings.
• Includes details from The Kiss, Three Ages of Woman, Expectation, and Fulfillment.
• Printed glass surface with artwork sealed underneath.
• Each coaster has four rubber feet to protect your table and prevent slipping.
• Comes with a black metal storage rack for easy organization.
• Size: 3⅞" × 3⅞" × ⅛". Set weight: approx. 1.2 lbs.

Materials & Care

• Material: Printed glass with rubber feet.
• Rack: Powder-coated metal holder.
• Use: Suitable for hot or cold drinks.
• Care: Wipe gently with a soft, non-abrasive cloth.

For More Reading from the Web

• Gustav Klimt – biography and overview of his work
• The Kiss by Gustav Klimt – history and interpretation

About the Artist: Gustav Klimt

Gustav Klimt was a leading figure in the Vienna Secession, an influential group of artists who challenged academic traditions. His art blends classical symbolism with modern design, using gold leaf, patterned surfaces, and expressive figures. Klimt’s focus on intimacy, ornament, and emotion made his paintings some of the most recognizable works of the early twentieth century. Today his images continue to appear in museums, books, and decorative arts around the world.