Too much beige. Not enough deep green. This fixes that. A ginger tabby sits calmly in a tangle of leaves, camellias and pomegranates, with a soft William Morris feel running through every petal and stem.

It brings warmth and a bit of character to a room without shouting. The colours stay grounded warm browns, mustard, deep forest green so it sits well in older homes, country cottages and softer modern interiors.

Good above a reading chair, a small console, or on a quiet wall in a hallway where people stop and look. Eye-level works best so the cat meets you properly.

Pairs nicely with linen, oak, woven baskets, stoneware mugs, and walls in chalky cream or deep green. Brass picks up the warm tones.

Don’t pile it next to other busy patterns let it breathe. The wrapped canvas softens the edges and gives the foliage a slightly painterly feel.