Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to sky blue. The print drops a sunlit Moroccan courtyard onto the wall palm trees, balconies stuffed with plants, a deep navy door, neighbours sharing tea below.

Up it goes and the room feels warmer and slower. The cream background settles into pale walls, the blue does the talking, and the small figures give people something to stand and find.

It earns a spot in kitchens, hallways, breakfast nooks and bright bedrooms anywhere that already gets a bit of sun, or wants to feel like it does.

Pair it with rattan, pale oak, terracotta pots, linen and warm ceramics. A houseplant in the corner doesn’t hurt.

Don’t bury it next to a moody landscape this one wants the room mostly to itself.