Because the illustrator knew restraint, the orange hits harder here. Most of the page is warm sand and dark green, so those few orange flowers do all the talking. Put it up and a plain wall stops being plain the tall bird pulls your eye upward, which helps in a narrow hallway or a boxy room with a low ceiling. It hangs happily on its own above a console, a desk or a chest of drawers, and it holds a corner of a mixed gallery wall without shouting. Keep the surroundings simple: pale wood, linen, a couple of plain ceramics. Skip busy patterned wallpaper behind it and don’t crowd it with other bold graphic pieces this one needs a bit of breathing room. As a canvas the flat colour blocks read cleanly with no glare.