Here’s the trick: let the orange pasta cut through all that oak. This is a bold, Matisse-inspired food poster bowls of pasta in mustard, deep orange and red, sitting on a blue and cream cloth, with the words ‘Pasta Party’ across the bottom.

What it does to a room: it lifts a quiet kitchen straight away. The orange and yellow do most of the lifting; the blue keeps it from feeling sugary.

Where to hang it: above a kitchen counter, on a small dining-room wall, or in a breakfast nook where you actually eat. It also works in an open-plan kitchen as the one piece of colour on a neutral wall.

What to pair with it: cream ceramics, oak shelving, terracotta pots, a wooden chopping board on display.

What not to do: don’t crowd it with other food prints. One bold canvas is enough; let it lead. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.