Start with the mid-grey; it’ll wake every dark wood surface around it. The line work is fine and busy, so it pulls the eye in close and makes a plain wall feel considered rather than empty. Hang it at eye level over a desk, along a hallway, or above a low shelf in a teenager’s room, where people pass close enough to pick out the stands and floodlights. Pair it with dark timber, black metal, grey wool and white walls; it also sits happily with football shirts, ticket stubs and shelves of books. Don’t crowd it with loud colour prints or heavy pattern wallpaper, and don’t hang it too high, or all that detail is wasted. As a canvas the drawing reads softer, with no reflections to fight the fine lines.