Open the curtains at mid-morning; the soft greens and cream will handle the drama. The room settles into a quieter, more considered mood less shouty than a bold abstract, but with enough character to hold a wall on its own.

A study, hallway or guest bedroom is where this earns its place. The dragonfly draws the eye, the foliage softens the edges, and the exhibition typography gives it a gallery feel without trying too hard.

Pair it with oak or walnut furniture, linen curtains, a few stoneware pieces and a wool rug in oat or mushroom tones. Mustard or sage cushions tie back to the yellow flower and green leaves.

Avoid hanging it near very glossy, high-contrast modern art the soft palette will lose its quiet confidence. Keep neighbours equally restrained. Wrapped on a sturdy wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.