Too much beige. Not enough pink. This fixes that. A Klimt-inspired wild flower garden in pink, orange, mustard and deep green, set against a soft taupe ground with classic exhibition typography underneath.

The room gets a jolt of colour without losing its calm. The flowers do the heavy lifting; the typography keeps things grounded so the wall still feels considered, not chaotic.

Hang it at eye level above a console, a sideboard or a low bookshelf in a living room or hallway. It also works well above a desk where you need a lift mid-afternoon.

Pair with linen, oak or walnut, brass fittings and warm cream walls. Stoneware in clay tones picks up the orange and mustard nicely.

Don’t crowd it with other busy florals or competing typography prints this one wants to be the loudest thing on the wall. The canvas softens the painterly brushwork and reads warmly across the room.