No, the warm peach doesn’t soften the room. It defines it. A Klimt-inspired floral garden climbs from daisies at the foot to a tall column of orange, pink and cream blooms, set against a sunlit peach backdrop with the words Gustav Klimt printed below.

What changes when this goes up: a quiet, neutral room gets a focal point with real warmth. The deep greens of the stems pull the eye down; the peach background spreads light across the wall.

Where it works: above a sofa, a console in a hallway, or as the main piece in a bedroom. Eye-level on a calm wall, with at least a metre of clear space around it.

What to pair with it: oak or walnut furniture, linen upholstery in cream or oat, brass lamps, and stoneware vases. It loves a warm white or chalky plaster wall.

What not to do: don’t crowd it with other busy florals or competing exhibition posters let it lead the wall. Framed in oak with off-white mount, it lifts beautifully.