Some poster prints match a room. This one resets its pecking order. The crate, the cabbage, the carrots they pull every eye in the room the moment you walk in.

Put it up and the kitchen suddenly has an opinion. The mustard yellow wakes up cream cabinets, the deep green talks to herb pots on the sill, and the tomato red gives a flat wall something to push against.

It earns its keep in a kitchen, a pantry, a back hallway, or above a boot bench by the garden door. Anywhere food, soil or boots pass through, really.

Pair it with painted timber, enamelware, stoneware crocks, and a bit of brass. Cream Shaker cabinets and pine shelving suit it especially well.

What not to do: don’t hide it on a busy gallery wall. It wants room to shout. On canvas the wood grain of the crate reads beautifully across the room.