Back in the 1970s, this kind of relaxed indoor scene belonged to another kind of home sunlit, plant-filled, unhurried. The print brings that mood into a modern room without trying too hard.

Put it up and the room slows down a notch. The deep green and terracotta pull warmth into cooler corners, and the purple stripe gives the eye somewhere to land. Walls feel less bare, sofas feel more considered.

Hang it in a living room or sunny bedroom, somewhere you actually sit. It works above a sofa, behind a reading chair, or on a clear stretch of wall near a houseplant or two.

Pair it with rattan, linen, terracotta pots, oak or warm brown wood, and patterned cushions. Earthy ceramics and a few real plants double the effect.

Don’t crowd it with other busy patterned pieces or stark monochrome prints it wants room to breathe. The canvas finish softens the lines a little and sits well on a chalky off-white wall.