You don’t need more decor. You need one peacock garden with teeth. This one runs on gold, deep green and cream, and it takes over a wall the moment it goes up. A room that felt flat gets a proper centre of gravity: your eye goes to the bird first, then down the tail, then out into the flowers. Hang it in a dining room, above a sideboard, or on a hallway wall where people slow down anyway. Keep the surrounding wall plain and let dark wood, velvet, brass and warm lamplight do the supporting work. Don’t crowd it with other patterned pieces or busy florals one strong thing, then quiet around it. As a canvas the deep background reads softer and less reflective under lamplight.