Think of it as Matisse with less reverence and better instincts. A black cat holds a pink cocktail against loose cut-out shapes in pink, green and orange, painted with the kind of brushwork that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

It lifts a quiet wall instantly. Colour, character, and a bit of dry humour, all in one frame.

Hang it above a bar cart, a kitchen console, or a sideboard in the dining room. It also works above a small writing desk where you want the room to feel less serious.

Pair it with warm oak, brass, soft pink ceramics, and linen. Cane and rattan furniture suit the mood too.

On canvas, the painterly marks read even softer it sits well unframed on a casual wall.