Some botanical prints match a room. This one resets its pecking order. The pitcher plants lean forward, the leaves crowd in, and the cream typography band at the bottom holds the whole thing in place like a proper exhibition poster.

Put it up and the wall gets quieter and greener at the same time. The deep greens read as a block from across the room, then break into detail when you get close leaf veins, curled tendrils, the rim of each pitcher.

It works best as a single hero. Hallways, downstairs loos, studies, the wall behind a writing desk, or a panelled stretch in a kitchen. Hang at eye level with a bit of space around it.

Pair with oak, dark wood, rattan, linen, terracotta pots, stoneware, brass fittings. Chalky off-white and deep green painted walls suit it best.

Don’t crowd it with other botanicals this one wants to be the plant on the wall. On canvas the painterly leaves go soft and matt.