In the 1950s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A stylised travel poster of Tintagel Castle on the Cornish cliffs, in soft sky blue, weathered grey and warm sandstone.

It gives a quiet room a sense of place. The cliffs pull the eye downward, the lettering grounds the top, and the whole thing settles a wall without shouting.

Hang it in a hallway, a study, or above a sideboard in the living room. It works on its own and holds the wall without needing company.

Pair it with oak, linen, warm whites and a little brass. Wool rugs and stoneware in clay tones sit nicely with the cliff colours.

The canvas wrap gives the flat shapes a quiet matte presence without any glare.