Open the curtains at mid-morning; the deep pink and navy will handle the drama. This is Cray, one of William Morris’s denser floral patterns, brought into the room as a piece of wall art.

Put it up and the wall stops being a flat surface. The pattern fills it edge to edge, so a quiet room gains a centre of gravity without you having to redecorate around it.

Hang it above a sideboard, a low bookshelf, a console in the hallway, or the head of a bed. The landscape shape suits anywhere wider than it is tall.

Pair with warm timber, brass fittings, plain linen, and a single rug with simple colours. Painted panelling in soft cream or sage works well behind it.

Don’t try to match it with another busy pattern on the same wall. Printed on premium fine-art paper, with framing options in real wood.