Back in the 1970s, this kind of flower market poster belonged to another kind of home kitchens with painted units, a radio on the side and a jug of daffodils on the table.

Put it up and the room gets a quick lift. The yellow does most of the work; the soft pink check and ‘East London, England’ lettering keep it feeling like a real place rather than a generic floral.

It earns its keep in kitchens, hallways and small bedrooms anywhere a bit of spring colour helps. Hangs well above a console, a kitchen shelf or at the end of a narrow hallway.

Pair it with pale wood, white-painted units, linen and a bit of soft pink. Plants on a sill nearby only help.

Don’t crowd it with other bold florals one bright bouquet per wall is plenty.