Give the feature wall one hard decision, and let everything else relax. This is a 1930s Casino de Paris cabaret poster, with all the swagger and none of the apologies.

The room shifts the second it goes up. Quiet walls get a focal point. Busy rooms get a leader. The orange and pale green push hard against black, so neighbouring colours suddenly look more deliberate.

It works above a sideboard, in a bold hallway, behind a drinks trolley, or in a dressing room that already enjoys itself. Hang at eye-level and give it air around the edges.

Pair with velvet, lacquered black, brass, smoked glass, a deep rug. It loves company that commits.

Don’t surround it with timid botanicals or quiet line drawings they’ll look like they’ve turned up to the wrong party. The canvas weave softens the flat poster colours just enough.