First glance: pink, coral and blue. Second glance: the frog doing something smarter. It reads as a riff on Matisse’s open-window view of the harbour, until you notice the small, deeply unimpressed cartoon frog sitting bang in the middle, ignoring the boats entirely.

Put it up and the room loosens. Warm coral, sky blue, deep green and pops of pink do most of the heavy lifting; the frog adds the joke. A quiet room with neutral walls suddenly has a point of view.

It hangs well above a sideboard, a small writing desk, or in a hallway where people slow down enough to spot the punchline. Eye level works best the frog needs to look you in the eye.

Pair it with linen, oak, boucl, brass and stoneware in warm earth tones. Plain off-white or soft plaster walls let the colour sing.

Avoid hanging it next to another strong statement piece the joke flattens if it has to compete. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.