Watch the abstract petals land, then the coral red start doing damage. A quiet living room stops being quiet the moment this goes up, and everything neutral around it suddenly looks deliberate rather than undecided. The paint is laid on thick, so the surface catches side-light and shifts through the day. Hang it square above a sofa, a sideboard or a dining table where people sit long enough to notice the deep teal hiding at the corners. It pairs happily with cream linen, dark wood, brass and plain white walls. Don’t crowd it with other strong colour work or busy patterned wallpaper give it clear wall on both sides and let it carry the room on its own. On canvas the ridged brushwork reads like a real painting from across the room.