Yes, the painter knew how to charm a room and how to cut. The pink is loud, but the blue mountain behind it holds the whole thing steady, so the room doesn’t tip into sweet.

Put it up and the wall softens. The pink lifts a chilly room without going girly, and the dusty blue stops it feeling like a nursery. There’s enough going on to look at properly, but it stays calm.

Works best in a bedroom, a hallway, or above a small console near the front door. Sits well on off-white, soft pink, or warm grey walls.

Pairs with pale oak, linen bedding, ceramics, paper lamps, a little rattan. Likes a light, airy room.

Keep other artwork in the room quieter one statement is plenty.