After the warm afternoon light shifts, the living room suddenly has a pulse. This is a room-warmer: thick ridges of terracotta, soft pink, navy and mustard stacked up towards a snowy peak, with a peach sky behind. Put it somewhere the eye lands first above a sofa, over a sideboard, or on the wall you see from the front door. It settles happily beside warm timber, cream linen, rust cushions and stoneware, and it gives a plain painted wall something to push against. Keep the wall around it clear; competing patterns and busy shelving will flatten the layered effect. On canvas the texture reads as a real painting on the wall.