Back in the 1970s, this everyday still life belonged to another kind of home corner shops, paper labels, fruit carried home in a thin plastic bag. The grainy risograph treatment gives it warmth without nostalgia. Hang it in a kitchen, breakfast nook or bright hallway and the room gets a small jolt of warm orange against calm sage green. It earns its spot above a console, sideboard or open shelving where you’d usually drop the keys and the shopping. Pair with pale wood, stoneware, linen and a little brass. Skip the busy gallery cluster this one likes a clear wall, good daylight and a bit of breathing room around it.