Rooms go quieter when warm brown is this sure of itself. A croissant gets the disco-ball treatment here its crust rendered in mosaic tile fragments, every shard catching a different colour against soft cream. The result is playful without being silly, and surprisingly easy to live with.

Put it up and the kitchen lifts. Pale walls warm up, wooden worktops feel intentional, and that one corner you keep ignoring suddenly has a job to do. It hands the room a sense of humour without shouting.

Hangs well above a kitchen counter, beside a coffee station, or on a small breakfast-nook wall. Works in a dining room too, especially one that takes itself a bit seriously.

Pair it with pale oak, cream tile, brass handles, terracotta pots, and stoneware mugs. Linen tea towels and a fruit bowl earn their keep nearby.

Don’t drown it in other busy patterns let the mosaic do the heavy lifting. Stretched on a wooden frame and ready to hang.