Not because it’s copper, but because it refuses to fade back. The leaves hold their warmth against a dusky teal background, and the whole wall takes on a quieter, slightly slower feel. The room gets the bit of warm colour it was missing without turning loud or seasonal. Hang it somewhere you sit for a while beside a bed, above a reading chair, at the end of a hallway you pass on the way to the kitchen. Pair it with warm wood, soft lamplight, linen and a touch of brass. Skip bright primary colours and busy patterned wallpaper nearby; this one wants a calm wall to breathe on. Stretched on a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.