Try it above the bed; the tall, curving line will do the editing. Rooms with a lot going on settle down next to this one, because almost everything in it is warm beige and open space, with only a few marks of blue, red and green doing the talking. Hang it in a bedroom or nursery, low enough that the figures sit at eye level when you are seated. It gets on well with linen, pale wood, cane and chalky painted walls, and a single stoneware pot nearby is plenty. Don’t crowd it with busy patterned textiles or a row of strong graphic pieces on the same wall the quiet space around the drawing is the point. On premium fine-art paper, the soft pencil lines and dry brush edges stay clear.