Most cat prints behave. This one picks a side. The colours are loud, the brushwork is thick, and the cat is plainly enjoying itself.

Hang it and the room loosens up. A quiet wall stops being quiet. A neutral sofa suddenly has something to bounce off, and the room reads as confident rather than careful.

It earns its place above a sofa, behind a desk, in a hallway you want to wake up, or on a kids’ room wall where the colour can really sing.

Pair with warm woods, cream boucl, mustard cushions, rattan, and a single deep red or teal accent picked from the painting itself.

Don’t surround it with other busy, high-colour art. Give it space and let it lead. Stretched on a wooden frame with a textured canvas finish that suits the painterly brushwork.