"Holiday Hours" is a cafe holiday-hours poster for Maple Street Coffee in a classic Christmas style. It uses bold dark-green serif lettering on a cream background, with a steaming coffee cup, a pine sprig with red berries, and the dates listed in rows. Remake it with your own business name, dates and opening times, or swap the closing days and the sign-off line.

Create a finished 3:4 vertical holiday-hours poster for a cozy neighborhood café, designed to read clearly from a shop window and at phone-thumbnail size. Keep generous print-safe margins. The overall look is clean, warm, and quietly festive: warm cream paper with a faint natural grain, deep evergreen lettering, restrained cranberry accents, and a little muted brass. Soft, even printed light with gentle warmth; crisp, uncluttered details. Render ONLY these exact text strings, with spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and times unchanged: Top headline, large and prominent: “Holiday Hours” Five evenly spaced, highly legible schedule rows beneath it, all aligned to one left edge: “Dec 24: 7 AM–2 PM” “Dec 25: Closed” “Dec 26: 9 AM–5 PM” “Dec 31: 7 AM–4 PM” “Jan 1: Closed” Bottom café name, clearly readable but smaller than the headline: “Maple Street Coffee” Use a distinctive sturdy humanist serif for the headline: confident medium-heavy strokes, softly bracketed serifs, open counters, friendly proportions, and excellent small-size clarity. Set the schedule in a clean, open sans serif with generous spacing and clear numerals. Use deep evergreen ink for all lettering; add small cranberry date accents only if they do not reduce clarity. No text beyond the six specified strings. Composition: cream field, centered headline in the upper section; a small illustrated ceramic coffee cup with rising steam and one restrained evergreen sprig near the upper-right, secondary to the words. A fine cranberry rule separates the title area from the schedule. Place the five schedule rows in a spacious, orderly vertical list through the central area, with consistent line spacing and subtle hairline separators. Set “Maple Street Coffee” centered near the bottom, with breathing room around it. Keep every word and key object well inside the edges. Flat, tasteful printed illustration, subtle paper texture, no photorealism, no crowded Christmas collage, no extra labels, no invented details.