Hang this where the warm afternoon light hits and the dark green sharpens. A vintage frog playing violin under a crescent moon, lifted from an 1882 Larkin Soap trade card and given a fresh life on the wall.

What changes when it goes up: the room gets a sense of humour. Guests notice it, smile, and the room stops taking itself seriously.

Where to hang it: bathrooms and cloakrooms are the natural home above the loo, beside a mirror, or on the wall the basin faces. It also earns its keep in a quirky hallway or a kitchen corner.

What to pair it with: painted timber, brass taps, a bit of patterned tile, linen hand towels, and warm cream or dark green walls.

What not to do: don’t bury it in a cluster of serious botanicals let the joke land on its own. Stretched over a wooden frame for a soft, matte finish that suits the vintage feel.