Some cityscape prints match a room. This one resets its pecking order. The walls quieten, the sofa stops trying so hard, and the room starts feeling like somewhere you’d actually want to potter about with a coffee.

It brings warm sand, deep green and soft terracotta into a space without going loud. There’s enough going on to hold the eye, but it’s drawn with a light hand, so it reads as cheerful rather than busy.

Hang it in a hallway, above a sideboard in the dining room, or on a kitchen wall where you want a bit of holiday in the everyday. Eye-level works; slightly low above furniture works better.

It sits well with pale oak, rattan, linen in cream or sand, terracotta pots, and warm brass.

Keep cool greys and chilly blues away they’ll fight the warm reds and clay tones in the print. The matte canvas finish softens the detail and reads well from across the room.