On a warm afternoon, the soft pink wall looks almost illegally fresh. The whole scene reads like an open window in August lemons, figs, a glass of red, and the sea behind a shutter.

Put it up and the room loosens. Kitchen worktops feel less utilitarian, a small dining nook suddenly has a reason to sit longer over lunch, and the colour bounces nicely off pale wood and white tiles.

Hang it above a sideboard, a small dining table, or on a kitchen feature wall where you’ll actually see it during meals. Eye-level or just above a low piece of furniture works best.

Pairs happily with rattan, pale oak, linen, blue-and-white china and terracotta. A pink tea towel or a bowl of citrus on the counter will tie it in without trying too hard.

Don’t crowd it with other busy prints this one wants a clear wall and a bit of breathing room. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight out of the box.