On a warm afternoon, the soft pink looks almost illegally fresh. That is what this piece does to a kitchen or dining wall: it brings a bit of everyday market-day pleasure into a room that usually only gets a clock and a calendar. The loose black lines keep it light rather than fussy, and the single red tomato gives the eye somewhere to land. Hang it on the wall beside a dresser, above a small sideboard, or on the narrow bit of wall next to the fridge. It sits happily with pale wood, cream linen and stoneware. Skip busy tiled splashbacks and heavy patterned wallpaper directly behind it. As a canvas, the brushy marks read softly with no glare.