In the 1950s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A painterly bedroom scene with a spotted cat, open windows and a slice of blue sea, painted with the loose, joyful brushwork of a holiday morning. Hang it in a bedroom or a quiet reading corner and the room slows down. The blues bring in light, the soft pinks and reds keep things warm, and the mustard lamp adds a friendly nod. It sits well above a bed, a low chest of drawers or a painted bench. Pair with linen bedding, blue and white ceramics, rattan and chalky off-white walls. Avoid hanging it against busy patterned wallpaper the painting wants room to breathe.