Because the painter knew restraint, the deep blue hits harder here. Everything else is soft gold, pale pink and washed green, so the peacock becomes the one place your eye lands. Put it up and a plain room stops feeling plain: the wall gains depth, and warm gold pulls the whole scheme a shade cosier without adding noise. It works above a sideboard in a dining room, over a bed, or along a wide hallway where you walk past it slowly. Pair it with velvet or linen seating, dark wood, cane, brass and cream ceramics. Don’t crowd it with patterned wallpaper or busy florals, and skip cool white walls they turn the gold grey. Printed on premium fine-art paper, unframed or framed in real wood.