What it adds isn’t clutter. It’s circular tension in the right places. The petals spiral out from one point, so a flat, quiet wall suddenly has a centre. Hang it in a living room above a sideboard, or on a dining room wall where people sit close enough to see the thick brushwork. Coral, deep pink and red do the heavy lifting, with a slim band of teal at the edge that keeps it from going sugary. It sits happily with dark timber, warm leather, brass and cream linen, and it lifts a room with little natural light. Don’t crowd it with other strong colour on the same wall, and skip busy patterned wallpaper behind it. As a canvas, it stretches over a wooden frame and arrives ready to hang.