We like a misty river sunrise best when it comes with a little abrasion. Here it arrives as a tiny cat’s head cutting through the water, so the whole thing stops being polite and starts being funny. Put it up and a busy room drops a gear: the soft green and peach spread light across the wall, and the low sun gives you somewhere to rest your eyes. It works above a sofa, a low sideboard or a bed, hung at eye level or just above the furniture. Keep the company simple pale linen, wool, ash or limed timber, stoneware in muted glazes. Don’t crowd it with strong pattern or hard black accents; they flatten the haze and you lose the joke. On fine-art paper the brushwork and mist stay soft-edged.