Some lobster prints match a room. This one resets its pecking order. A bright red lobster sits dead centre on a blue-and-white scalloped plate, all framed by a wobbly beige checkerboard that gives the whole thing a hand-drawn, slightly tipsy charm. Hung in a kitchen or dining room, it pulls the eye straight to the wall and makes the room feel a bit more fun, a bit less serious. Best above a sideboard, a butcher’s block, or between two cabinets where it has room to breathe. Pairs nicely with blue-and-white china, rattan seating, linen napkins and warm timber. Skip it if your kitchen is already loud with pattern this one wants a quieter backdrop to do its job.