Seen beside warm oak, the margarita loses nostalgia and gains grit. The brushwork is loose and confident, and the deep blue and warm orange give a small wall real personality.

A quiet kitchen wakes up. The orange tabletop catches afternoon light, the blue background holds the weight, and the lime wedge keeps the whole thing from feeling too serious.

Hang it above a home bar, a drinks trolley, a kitchen counter, or in a dining nook where people actually pour drinks. It also earns its place in a colourful hallway.

Pair with pale timber, brass fittings, linen, stoneware in warm earth tones, and one or two other painterly food or drink prints.

Don’t bury it in a cluttered gallery wall of cool pastels it wants to be the loud thing in the room. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.