In the 1960s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A travel poster that doesn’t try to be tasteful it just wants you to remember the trip, the gelato and the green train along the coast. Hang it and a quiet wall suddenly has a personality. The coral lettering and turquoise script pull the eye in, and the little vignettes give people something to lean in and read. It earns its keep in a kitchen, a sunny hallway or a breakfast nook anywhere people gather and chat. Pairs well with pale oak, painted cabinets, woven baskets and terracotta. Don’t crowd it with other busy prints; let it be the main event. Ready to hang straight from the box.