In the 1960s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A room that has gone quiet on you plain walls, tidy shelves, sensible colours gets its personality back the moment this goes up. The blue cloth and yellow daisies throw warmth across the whole wall, and the dark green leaves stop it tipping into cutesy. Hang it in a kitchen above the counter, in a breakfast nook, or on the wall beside a bookcase where you sit every day. It sits happily with painted cabinets, cane and pale wood, glazed ceramics and striped cotton. Don’t crowd it with other loud patterns or busy florals give it a plain wall and let the colour do the talking. As a canvas the colour reads softer and more painterly from across the room.