Most cat prints behave. This one picks a side. The black cat sits dead centre with bright yellow eyes, surrounded by red roses, yellow tulips and trailing dark green leaves in a proper William Morris pattern.

Hang it and the room gets a focal point. Walls feel deeper, woodwork feels warmer, and any tired patch of wall suddenly has a job to do.

It earns its keep above a sideboard, in a reading nook, on a study wall, or as the thing you see walking down the hallway.

Pair it with deep green walls, dark stained wood, aged leather, brass lamps, and stoneware in earth tones. Florals and checks nearby work fine Morris likes company.

Don’t pair it with anything cold and corporate, or another high-pattern statement piece on the same wall. The canvas is stretched over a wooden frame and arrives ready to hang.