In the 1920s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A garden this dense teal peacock, red peonies, gold line work takes over a wall and gives the whole room a centre. Put it up and the space stops feeling half-finished: the warm gold-beige background reads almost like a wall finish, so it settles in rather than shouting. Hang it above a sideboard in a dining room, at the head of a bed, or on a narrow hallway wall where people pass close and catch the small details. Pair it with dark wood, velvet, cane and warm-white walls. Don’t crowd it with other busy patterns let one strong pattern lead and keep the rest plain. As a canvas the surface takes the light softly and the colours read a little deeper.