Not because it’s black, but because it refuses to fade back. The frog stares from a crumpled off-white sheet and quietly takes ownership of the wall.

The room shifts the moment it goes up. Neutral walls suddenly have a focal point, and any room that felt too tidy gets a sense of humour without losing its calm. The dry, inky character does the heavy lifting you don’t need much else on the wall.

Hang it where people slow down: a hallway, a study, the wall opposite a reading chair, or above a small console. It also holds its own in a kitchen corner near the kettle.

Pair with pale oak, linen, paper lampshades and cream stoneware. A touch of dark stained timber keeps it grounded.

Don’t crowd it with bright florals or busy patterns it wants room to land. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.