Too much beige. Not enough soft pink. This fixes that. A painterly terrier portrait built from loose blocks of pink, blue, orange and mustard the kind of piece that gives a quiet wall something to talk about.

Hang it and the room shifts. Walls warm up, neutral sofas suddenly look intentional, and the corner that always felt a bit empty has a focal point. The colour blocks pick up cushions, rugs and ceramics you already own, so the whole scheme reads as more pulled-together.

Works beautifully above a sideboard in the living room, on a kitchen wall near the kettle, or down a hallway where you want a smile on the way in. Family homes especially it’s friendly without being twee.

Pair with linen or boucl upholstery, warm oak, brass handles, woven baskets and stoneware in soft pink, mustard or cream. A single trailing plant nearby finishes it.

Not the print for a strict, all-grey minimalist scheme it wants a bit of life around it.