On a warm afternoon, the terracotta sand looks almost illegally fresh. A lone surfer walks the shoreline at Newquay while the seafront town stretches along the cliffs in soft sunset light.

Put it up and the wall gets a holiday feeling without going themed. The warm sand and burnt orange tones lift cooler rooms, and the wide sky keeps things calm rather than busy.

It works best at eye level in a hallway, above a console in the entryway, or as a quiet feature in a coastal-leaning bedroom or bathroom. Portrait shape means it fits narrower walls easily.

Pair it with pale oak, rattan, natural linen and stoneware in sand or terracotta. A brass or matte black fitting nearby picks up the warmth.

Avoid hanging it next to busy gallery florals or anything in clashing cool blues let the sunset palette do the work. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.