Seen beside painted timber, the Cornish village loses nostalgia and gains grit. Cottages stack up the hill in cream, mustard and warm orange, with agapanthus and yellow daisies crowding the foreground under a clear blue sky.

Drop it on a quiet wall and the room sharpens. The deep blue at the top pulls the eye up, the warm housefronts soften everything below, and a tired hallway or kitchen suddenly feels like it has a view.

Hang it eye-level above a console, a slim sideboard, or at the turn of a staircase. It also earns its keep above a kitchen counter or in a small holiday-let bedroom.

Pair with painted timber, pale oak, blue-and-white stoneware, linen, and a brass hook or two. Cream or chalky off-white walls let the colours sing.

Don’t bury it behind busy florals or a second loud travel poster give it room. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.