From the doorway, the vertical reads clean. Up close, not polite. A terracotta bell tower holds the right side, pastel houses tumble down the cliff, and the bay opens out to soft mountain ridges.

Put it up and the room gets a window onto somewhere warm. The greens settle the wall, the orange of the tower lifts the eye, and the whole thing reads as a holiday memory rather than a postcard.

It suits a hallway, a bright kitchen, an entryway, or above a console in the living room. Hang at eye level on a calm wall and let the tower do the work.

Pair with light oak, rattan, white-painted timber, linen and a few blue-and-white ceramics. A green plant nearby echoes the foliage without crowding it.

Don’t fight it with another busy travel poster or a heavy gilt frame this one wants room to breathe. As a wrapped canvas it sits flush to the wall and reads softly under daylight.