Somewhere between William Lewin and old natural history illustration, this egg study refuses to behave. Four small eggs sit far apart on a wide cream page, and that empty space does the work. Put it up and a wall stops feeling like storage and starts feeling considered the sort of room where someone reads, collects and keeps things. It suits a study wall, a hallway run, or the space above a low chest of drawers. Pair it with dark stained wood, aged leather, painted shelving and oat linen. Keep the rest of the wall quiet: skip loud colour blocks and busy patterned art beside it, or the delicate markings simply disappear. As a canvas, it is stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.