With one large pink flower, scale decides whether the bedroom wakes up. Go too small and it reads as a coaster on a big wall; go generously and the whole room softens around it. The thick, sculpted brushwork catches side-light, so the petals shift a little through the day and the soft green background keeps everything calm rather than sugary. Hang it above a bed, a console or a dressing table, roughly centred and at eye level when you’re standing. Pair it with linen, pale wood, painted cabinetry in muted green, and one stoneware jug of something simple. Don’t crowd it with other florals or busy patterned wallpaper this flower wants the wall to itself. On canvas the raised brushwork reads as real paint from across the room.