Against plaster, the deep red reads less sweet, more deliberate. A painted Negroni sits in a short glass with one fat orange slice, all loose brushwork and confident colour. It’s the sort of piece that gives a quiet kitchen or dining room a proper centre of gravity. Hang it above a sideboard, at the end of a galley kitchen, or behind a small home bar anywhere you want the room to feel a touch more grown-up at 7pm. Pairs well with pale oak, brass fittings and warm-toned tiles. Don’t bury it next to cool greys or clinical whites; the pink and orange want a warm room to live in. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.