Because the artist knew restraint, the soft pink hits harder here. Five cats blue, ginger, white, sage and a black one up top crowd the gap of a pink door, all staring straight out. It is funny, warm and a bit cheeky. Put it up and the room loosens. A stiff bathroom feels playful. A quiet hallway gets a personality. A kitchen corner finally has something to look at. Hang it where people pause: behind a bathroom door, above a loo, in a downstairs cloakroom, at the end of a hall. It sits well above eye level so the cats look back at you. Pair it with painted timber, brass fittings, warm white or soft pink walls, woven baskets and a few green plants. Skip anything too serious nearby no formal landscapes, no moody abstracts. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.