On a warm afternoon, the hot pink looks almost illegally fresh. It’s loud, confident and very deliberately fun.

Put it up and the room gets louder in the best way. Neutral walls stop feeling polite. A dull corner suddenly looks intentional. It’s the kind of print that gives a room a personality before you’ve added anything else.

It works best where you want colour to do real work above a bar cart, in a small kitchen, in a downstairs loo, or along a hallway that needs waking up. Dressing rooms and home bars suit it too.

Pair it with brass or chrome, mirrored trays, coloured glass, and warm timber. A pink or orange velvet chair leans in. Crisp white woodwork keeps it from tipping into chaos.

Don’t bury it behind quiet botanicals or pastel florals it wants to lead, not blend. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.