After the warm afternoon light shifts, the living room suddenly has a pulse. That deep brown ground soaks up the late glare, while the teal, deep red and mustard circles keep their colour long after the room has gone dim. Hang it where the eye lands on the way in: above a sideboard, between two windows, or on a narrow wall beside a reading chair. It sits happily with walnut, tan leather and velvet in rust or deep green, and it lifts a chalky off-white wall without shouting. Don’t crowd it with busy pattern nearby striped wallpaper or a loud rug directly beneath will fight the looping yellow line. Give it breathing room and it does the work on its own. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.