In the 1950s, this would have felt radical. It still does. The vintage travel poster look gives a quiet wall a holiday feeling without trying too hard.

The room warms up the moment it goes up. Soft ochre, peach and a slip of sea blue lift cream walls and make pale oak look more deliberate. It reads as cheerful, not loud somewhere between memory and postcard.

It works best in a hallway, a sunny kitchen, or above a small console near the front door. Eye-level, on its own, with breathing room either side.

Pair it with rattan, terracotta pots, linen cushions and a few cream ceramics. The canvas softens the edges and gives the colours a slightly painterly finish.

Don’t crowd it with other travel posters of different eras let this one carry the holiday note on its own.