Put bluntly, your kitchen can carry more mustard yellow than it thinks. This is a painterly still life of coffee, lemons and soft pink blooms loose brushwork, plenty of warmth, no fuss.

It brings the breakfast-table feeling onto the wall. Mornings look a bit brighter, evenings feel calmer, and the cream walls most kitchens already have suddenly have something to react to.

Hang it above a breakfast nook, a sideboard, or a small console near the coffee machine. Portrait shape means it works in narrow gaps between cabinets too.

Pair with oak or pale timber, cream cabinetry, stoneware, brass fittings, and a linen runner. It also lifts a dining corner with a rush-seat chair and a bowl of real fruit.

Don’t crowd it with other busy florals let it lead. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.