First glance: bright orange path. Second glance: the garden doing something smarter the flowers are arranged in colour blocks that lead your eye straight to the little domed palace at the back. It’s a travel poster that earns its place on the wall.

In a quiet hallway or a plain kitchen, this print does the heavy lifting. Suddenly the room has a focal point, a holiday feeling, and a reason to look up. Walls in off-white, soft cream or pale grey work best the colour does the talking.

Hang at eye level on a narrow wall, above a console, or at the top of the stairs where people pause. Portrait shape means it slots into the gap between two doors or windows without crowding.

Pair with pale oak, rattan, terracotta and linen. A woven runner on the floor, a couple of plants, and you’re done.

Don’t park it next to other busy travel posters or large florals it wants space around it to breathe. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to