Somewhere between maximalist illustration and cut-paper folk art, this quote print refuses to behave. The letters lean, the colours clash on purpose, and the whole thing reads like a good Friday evening.

Put it up and the room loosens its shoulders. A serious wall becomes a friendlier one. A kids’ room gets a bit more grown-up. A kitchen suddenly has a sense of humour.

Best above a console in the hallway, on a bedroom wall opposite the bed, or on a kitchen feature wall where you’ll see it every morning. Eye level, on its own it doesn’t need company.

Pair with painted wood, pale oak, woven baskets and ceramics holding fresh flowers. A glossy white tile wall takes it brilliantly. Boucl and linen soften the edges.

Don’t bury it next to other busy prints or dark moody pieces the joke gets lost. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang, with a soft matte canvas surface that suits the playful lettering.