By 4pm, the tiger stops looking decorative and starts working. Once daylight softens and lamps come on, the burnt orange holds its own against the soft pink and pulls the eye straight to the wall.

A quiet room gains a bit of personality. A child’s room gains a friend with attitude. The hand-drawn lines stop the colour from feeling sugary and keep it grounded.

Hang it eye-level over a chest of drawers, a low bookcase or a small painted bench. It works on its own as a feature, or as the loudest piece in a small playful cluster.

Pairs well with pale oak, soft pink linen, cream boucl and woven baskets. Likes painted timber and a bit of rattan.

Keep it away from busy florals or competing animal prints this tiger wants the wall to itself. Stretched on a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.