Most portrait prints behave. This one picks a side. A mother folds around her child in one big sweep of bright red, held in place by deep green and navy behind. Put it up and the room stops being polite: the red pulls your eye across the space and every grey, cream or timber surface near it looks warmer. It suits a living room chimney breast, the wall above a sideboard, or the long stretch of a hallway where you want one strong stop. Pair it with grey velvet, dark wood, black metal and plain off-white linen. Skip busy patterned wallpaper beside it and don’t crowd it with small delicate prints they’ll simply vanish. As a canvas it reads as one solid block of colour, no glazing to catch the light.