Somewhere between a children’s storybook illustrator and maximalist illustration, this flower garden refuses to behave. Rooms that feel a bit flat get an instant lift from it the soft pink, mustard and blue-green build up like a proper summer border, so the wall stops being background and starts doing something. Hang it above a bed, a cot, a low chest of drawers or at the turn of a hallway where you pass it every day. Keep the furnishings simple around it: pale wood, linen bedding, cane, white ceramics, chalky off-white or pale mint paint. Don’t crowd it with other busy patterns a heavily patterned wallpaper or a strong floral curtain will fight it. Let this be the colour and leave the rest quiet. On premium fine-art paper the pastel tones stay soft and the fine brushmarks hold their detail.