Hang this where the morning light hits and the yellow sharpens. A loose watercolour of daffodils and blossoms drifting across blue water, painted in yellow, peach, deep red and pale green.

A quiet room gains a lift. The blues settle the wall while the warm flowers bring a flicker of colour, the kind that reads from across the room without dominating it.

Best above a bed, a low chest of drawers, or a freestanding bath. It also handles a softer hallway well, somewhere you pass slowly rather than rush through.

Pair with pale oak, linen, and ceramics in cream or sand. A small stoneware vase or a lamp with a warm bulb is plenty.

Don’t crowd it with other busy florals or anything high-contrast and graphic the painting needs a little breathing room to do its job.