There’s a reason William Lewin kept returning to birds of prey; rooms still respond. Put this falcon up and a plain wall stops feeling unfinished. The warm brown and cream take the chill out of white paint, and the small blue-grey head gives the eye somewhere to land. It works at eye level in a hallway, above a writing desk, or on a narrow stretch of wall in a bedroom. Pair it with old wood, leather, linen and books. Keep bright graphic posters and heavy pattern away from it, and don’t crowd the top edge with a shelf. As a canvas the browns deepen slightly and the whole thing reads softer from across the room.