Before anyone mentions watercolour illustration, notice what the pitch green does to pale wood. That single patch of green sits in the middle of a wash of soft greys and off-white, and it warms up timber shelving and desks without adding a shout of colour. Once it’s on the wall the room reads as considered rather than sporty the map-like layout of roads, car parks and stands gives your eye somewhere to go. Hang it at eye level above a desk, along a hallway, or between doors in a study. Pair it with grey or navy seating, black metal, linen and plain painted walls. Don’t crowd it with club badges, scarves or team merchandise; the quiet colours are doing the work. Printed on premium fine-art paper, with plenty of clean white space around the image.