Try it above the sideboard; the circular petal shapes will do the editing. Two big blooms fill the wall with soft pink, cream and a warm red centre, and the muted green background keeps it from tipping into sweetness. A plain room reads finished rather than decorated, and the ridged paint gives the wall something to catch the light on late in the afternoon. It hangs well above a bed, a long console or a dining sideboard, anywhere you have width to give it. Pair it with linen, pale wood or warm walnut, chalky painted walls and simple stoneware. Don’t crowd it with other florals or busy pattern nearby one strong bloom per wall is plenty. As a canvas, the surface texture suits the thick-paint look.