Think of it as a classic mid-century travel poster with less reverence and better instincts. The Sacre-Coeur sits centre stage, with cafes, awnings and a slow drift of people below.

Drop it on a wall and the room picks up a holiday mood without trying too hard. The warm cream and soft green calm everything down; the bursts of orange and red give it a lift. It reads as art first, postcard second.

Hallways, kitchens and small studies suit it best anywhere people pause for a second. It also works above a console in an entryway, framing the view as you come through the door.

Pair with pale oak, painted woodwork, linen, brass and a bit of greenery. It plays well with other travel prints from the same series.

Don’t surround it with high-contrast modern abstracts or anything competing in red let it breathe. Stretched on a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.