By mid-morning, the pear stops looking decorative and starts working. It pulls colour into the bit of wall above the kettle or the breakfast table that usually does nothing, and the kitchen feels a touch more considered without trying too hard.

The soft green band warms up off-white walls and sits comfortably next to sage, oak and pale ash. The peach lettering gives it a clear focal point so the eye lands somewhere instead of wandering across crockery and worktops.

Hang it above a breakfast bar, on the wall between cabinets and worktop, or in a small run beside the fridge. Eye-level when you’re standing, not seated.

Pair it with stoneware, linen, brass fittings and a small pot of herbs. It also sits well with other single-fruit prints if you want a small food-led set.

Don’t put it next to dense pattern or busy tile the watercolour edge needs a calm wall to read properly. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight