Nothing in this bright red and off-white whispers, even when the living room does. The bull’s head lands like a full stop on a quiet wall, and everything around it suddenly looks deliberate. Hang it where the eye already travels: above a sideboard, on a chimney breast, or at the end of a hallway where you see it from a distance. It sits happily with leather seating, mid-brown wood, black metal and plain cream ceramics, and it lifts a room with lots of grey in it. Keep the wall around it clear. Don’t crowd it with busy pattern, framed photos or another strong colour statement nearby, or the punch gets lost. As a canvas, the painted texture reads as one continuous surface, edge to edge.