Somewhere between mid-century travel posters and modern flat illustration, this Cornish coastal scene refuses to behave. The clifftop houses jostle for room, the bay sits still, and the whole thing reads from across the hall.

Put it up and the room starts to feel like a holiday. Sea blue lifts a tired wall, the terracotta roofs warm everything around them, and the white church tower gives the eye somewhere to land.

It works best in a hallway, a bright kitchen, or above a sideboard in the living room. Bathrooms and downstairs loos love it too.

Pair it with linen, pale oak, painted tongue-and-groove, woven baskets and a little brass. Blue-and-white china is fair game.

Don’t crowd it with other busy posters give it air on the wall, and let the colour do the work. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.