Because Hoji-inspired woodblock work knew restraint, the inky black hits harder here. One frog, one cup, one yellow straw nothing else competes.

Put it up in a kitchen or breakfast nook and the room loosens its shoulders. The deadpan stare reads as funny rather than busy, which is rare for a print with this much personality.

It likes eye-level on a narrow stretch of wall between a window and a shelf, above a kettle station, or over a small console in a hallway.

Pair it with pale oak, cream tile, black taps and stoneware. A warm rug in oat or caramel ties the tan of the tea into the floor.

Avoid stacking it next to other strong characters one frog is the joke; two frogs is a theme. Let it stand alone.

Stretched on a solid wooden frame with clean wrapped edges, ready to hang straight from the box.