Most kitchen prints behave. This one picks a side. It plants a flag on the wall for pizza, late hours and a relaxed house rule about dinner.

With it up, the room loosens. The green lettering and warm red linework pull the eye straight to the wall and give an otherwise practical room a sense of humour. Cream ground keeps it from feeling shouty.

It hangs best in a kitchen, dining nook, breakfast bar or student flat. Eye-level above a small table, beside a pendant light, or stacked over a console near the kettle.

Pair it with painted cabinets, pale wood, enamel lighting and stoneware mugs. Open shelves of cookbooks and a jar of utensils sit happily underneath.

Don’t try to make it sit quietly next to a serious oil painting it wants neighbours with a sense of humour. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.