Hand-drawn hometown collection

The Warrenville Mug

A hand-drawn celebration of Warrenville, available exclusively at Cora Coffee.

The Warrenville Mug collaboration by Artist Ashley Ann
The Warrenville Mug, shared by its official mug or retail partner Facebook page

Community

Warrenville, Illinois

Warrenville is a friendly community where forest preserves, trails, local history, and the West Branch DuPage River are close to everyday life. Warrenville Grove, Blackwell, the Prairie Path, Albright Studio, and Summer Daze give residents natural beauty and traditions worth celebrating.

Store hours

Plan your visit

Cora Café

Tuesday: 8 a.m.–2 p.m.
Wednesday–Saturday: 8 a.m.–10 p.m.
Sunday: 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
Monday: Closed

Check current hours

Checked September 14, 2026. Holiday, seasonal, and special-event hours may vary.

The collaboration

A personal connection, drawn into every detail.

The Warrenville Mug grew from time spent with friends who live there and conversations about the community they love. Their stories naturally sparked my interest in creating a design that would celebrate Warrenville.

I approached Monica at Cora Coffee about carrying the mug, and her enthusiasm made the collaboration especially fun. The first batch sold out quickly, followed by a second and then a third. The community’s response has been wonderful.

The Warrenville water tower is my favorite detail. It is such a charming local landmark and was especially sweet to capture in the drawing.

The story behind the mug

From familiar places to The Warrenville Mug.

  1. Cora Coffee shares the community story

    Ashley partnered with Cora Coffee to create a mug rooted in Warrenville.

  2. The character of the place comes into focus

    Research and community input highlighted forest preserves, prairie trails, local art, and community celebrations.

  3. Warrenville takes shape

    Ashley translated each selected place and symbol into an individual hand-drawn illustration.

  4. One community story from every side

    The drawings were refined and arranged into a continuous design that rewards a closer look.

  5. Available through Cora Coffee

    The finished mug became a locally available keepsake through Cora Coffee.

Inside the illustration

Warrenville details, drawn by hand.

Each element celebrates a recognizable part of the community’s history, landscape, gathering places, and everyday life.

01

Warrenville Grove

Warrenville Grove helps tell the story of Warrenville and the character residents recognize as home.

02

Blackwell Forest Preserve

Blackwell Forest Preserve helps tell the story of Warrenville and the character residents recognize as home.

03

Illinois Prairie Path

Illinois Prairie Path helps tell the story of Warrenville and the character residents recognize as home.

04

Albright Studio

Albright Studio helps tell the story of Warrenville and the character residents recognize as home.

05

Summer Daze

Summer Daze helps tell the story of Warrenville and the character residents recognize as home.

06

West Branch DuPage River

West Branch DuPage River helps tell the story of Warrenville and the character residents recognize as home.

Artist Ashley Ann’s hand-drawn process for The Warrenville Mug
The hand-drawn process behind The Warrenville Mug

The creative process

Finding the rhythm of Warrenville, one drawing at a time.

I drew Warrenville Grove, Blackwell Forest Preserve, Illinois Prairie Path, and Albright Studio as individual pieces before bringing them together. Their different shapes and stories gave me the rhythm for a wraparound composition that feels layered, personal, and specific to Warrenville.

A meaningful local gift

A thoughtful Warrenville gift for homecomings and new beginnings.

The mug makes a meaningful Warrenville, Illinois housewarming gift, new-home welcome, or moving-away keepsake. Its hand-drawn local details give residents and former residents something familiar to recognize with every cup.

Purchasing information

Look for The Warrenville Mug at Cora Coffee.

Directions to Cora Coffee

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