Back in 1984, this graphic poster belonged to another kind of home design studios, advertising offices, and the spare rooms of people who cared about typography. Pin it up now and the room sharpens. The deep navy field anchors the wall, the red brushstroke and pink shapes add energy, and the small target eye gives you something to look at twice. Works best on a feature wall in a study, home office or creative corner, where it can sit on its own without competing with photos or busy art. Pairs with black metal, chrome, leather and walnut anything with a bit of confidence to it. Don’t soften it with florals or watercolours; this print wants room to breathe. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.