Back in the 1970s, this portrait belonged to another kind of home. A holiday house with shutters, tiled floors and a garden doing most of the talking. In a modern room it does the same job: one wall goes from blank to lived-in, and the pink, orange and deep green pull warmth into rooms that go flat in winter light. Hang it above a sofa, at the end of a hallway, or on the wall you see first from the doorway. Cane, linen, pale wood and terracotta pots all sit happily under it. Don’t crowd it with other busy patterned pieces or heavy dark antiques it wants one clear wall and simple furniture around it. As a canvas it reads like a painted original, stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.