Because the artist knew restraint, the deep navy hits harder here. Every other shape is high-colour and joyful, so the dark trees become the anchor that stops the whole thing tipping into sweetness. Hang it where you want a room to wake up above a sofa in a pale living room, over a bed with cream linen, or at the end of a hallway that needs a reason to walk down it. It works hardest as the single big thing on the wall, with calm furniture and plain textiles around it. Avoid pairing it with other busy florals or strong patterned wallpaper; let the colour be the event. On canvas the painted, papercut feel softens nicely and the surface reads as a real piece of art.