You don’t need more decor. You need one abstract with teeth. This is a quiet, confident piece sage green, deep black, off-white and a soft pink edge, all laid down in thick, textured brushstrokes.

It changes a room by giving it a focal point that holds its own. The black verticals anchor the wall. The sage and soft pink keep things warm rather than stark. Suddenly the sofa looks more considered and the room feels finished.

Hang it where it can breathe above a sideboard, behind a reading chair, or as the one big thing on a long hallway wall. Eye-level if it stands alone.

Pair with linen, oak, brushed black metal and a stoneware lamp. A boucl chair and an olive throw won’t fight it.

What not to do: don’t crowd it with smaller pictures or stack it above a busy gallery wall. This print prefers space. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight out of the box.