Start with the deep red; it’ll wake every brass fitting around it. This is a Danish cinema poster for the 1933 King Kong flat blocks of colour, a snarling gorilla and a tiny figure in red, all loud confidence and graphic punch.

Put it on the wall and the room sharpens. The cream lettering pulls the eye up, the inky blue gives the whole thing weight, and the red carries through to anything warm already in the room leather, rugs, lamp bases.

It works best in a snug, a study, a downstairs loo, a hallway, or a home cinema corner. It earns a wall on its own; don’t crowd it.

Pair it with dark leather, oak shelving, brass lamps and warm-toned rugs. A bookshelf nearby helps.

Don’t hang it with other busy graphic posters it’ll lose its punch. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.