Somewhere between Matisse and maximalist illustration, this abstract floral refuses to behave. Big purple petals lean into deep blue blooms, with a burnt orange poppy and chunky green leaves on an almost-black background. Hang it where a room has gone a bit quiet above a sofa, behind a desk, or on a hallway wall that needs a lift. Pair it with mid-century walnut, boucl seating, brass lighting and warm whites. Plants and stoneware sit happily underneath. Avoid crowding it with other busy patterns or competing florals; this one is the loudest voice in the room, and it does its best work with space around it.