What’s the kitchen missing? Soft pink with some nerve. A loose watercolour of cliffside houses above an Amalfi bay, painted with the kind of brushwork that doesn’t try too hard.

The room lifts. The pinks warm a cool wall, the blue water adds a bit of holiday in February, and the green hills keep things grounded so it never tips into sweet.

Hang it over a kitchen counter, along a hallway, or above a console in an entryway where people walk past it every day. Landscape format means it sits well on a wider stretch of wall.

Pairs with linen, rattan, pale oak, terracotta pots and a little brass. A jug of lemons on the counter does no harm at all.

Don’t crowd it with heavy gilt frames or moody oil-painting neighbours. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.