Most forest prints behave. This one picks a side. Vertical trunks in deep green and near-black, scattered with mustard, burnt orange and gold dots it leans warm, loud and decorative rather than quiet and woodland.

Put it on the wall and the room reads richer straight away. The yellows wake up brass, oak and warm whites; the dark backdrop calms a busy room and gives lamps something to bounce off in the evening.

It likes vertical walls between two windows, at the end of a hallway, above a console or sideboard. Hang at eye-level and give it a bit of breathing space on either side.

Pair with velvet or boucl in deep green or rust, aged leather, walnut timber and a warm-toned rug. Cream walls or a deep moody paint both work.

Don’t fight it with another loud pattern. One statement per wall. Stretched on a wooden frame with a low-sheen surface that keeps the deep greens reading rich, not flat.