Here’s the trick: let the abstract chair cut through all that plaster. A room full of quiet walls and soft textures needs one thing with a raised voice, and this is it. The deep red outlines and black scribbles give a flat wall something to argue with, while the white and pale lilac brushwork keeps it from feeling heavy. Hang it in a living room, a study or at the end of a hallway where you get a run-up to it. It sits well with dark leather, wool, black metal and painted walls. Don’t crowd it with small framed photos or busy pattern it needs air on both sides. As a canvas, the painterly edges read closer to the original.