Because the artist knew restraint, the deep blue hits harder here. The stacked houses are loose and chalky, but the sea behind them carries the whole picture. Hang this and a quiet, neutral wall stops being polite. The pinks, yellows and terracottas push warmth into the room, while the painted wave border acts like its own frame. It works on a hallway wall that needs a lift, above a console in a sunny living room, or in a kitchen with white tiles and pale wood. Pair it with linen, cane, terracotta pots and warm timber. Don’t crowd it with other strong patterns or busy gallery walls it wants room to breathe. Printed as canvas, stretched and ready to hang straight from the box.