There’s a reason Monet kept returning to the lily pond; rooms still respond. Drop a deadpan cartoon frog into the middle of it and the whole thing softens less museum, more household joke that everyone’s in on. The blue and green pond reads as calm, while the small black-and-white frog gives the wall a sense of humour without going loud. Hang it in a bathroom, a downstairs loo, a child’s bedroom, or the awkward bit of hallway nobody knows what to do with. It works above a small console, a basin, or a chest of drawers. Pair with pale oak, white-painted joinery, linen, and soft green ceramics. Don’t crowd it with other busy art the frog needs space to land the joke. On stretched canvas over a wooden frame, ready to hang.