Even the linen in here starts looking expensive next to soft sage green. A loose watercolour view of the Roman Colosseum, framed by cypress and pine, with a meadow of wildflowers in the foreground.

It warms a wall without shouting. The stone tones lift cream and oat rooms, and the greens stop the whole thing feeling beige. A room that felt flat now has somewhere for the eye to go.

Hang it above a console in a hallway, above a writing desk, or in a study where you want a bit of Italy on the wall without it turning into a postcard rack.

Works with linen sofas, oak shelving, terracotta pots and stoneware. Brass fittings agree with it. So do worn rugs and a few well-kept books.

Don’t crowd it with other landmark prints or busy maps let this be the travel reference in the room. Stretched over a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.