Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to mustard yellow. The colour does the heavy lifting and the room reads warmer for it.

Hang it and the wall stops being background. Deep green, mustard and soft pink sit together without shouting, and the small dark notes give the eye somewhere to land. Rooms that felt a bit flat suddenly feel considered.

It works best on its own above a sofa, a console, or a sideboard in a hallway. Eye level, with a bit of breathing room either side, and you’re done.

Pair it with linen, oak or walnut, brass fittings, and stoneware in cream or mustard. Velvet or boucl in a quiet tone behind it lets the colour carry.

Don’t crowd it with another bold piece or a busy gallery wall. It’s the loudest thing on the wall, and it likes it that way. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.