First glance: orange. Second glance: the pattern collage doing something smarter. Six bands of summer print sit one on top of the other, and each one hands off to the next instead of shouting over it. On a plain cream or pale wall it does the work of three separate pieces: colour, texture and rhythm in one tall shape. Hang it in a kitchen, a hallway, or a corner of the living room that has gone a bit flat. It sits happily with painted cabinets, cane chairs, striped cushions and warm brown wood, and it takes glazed pottery in orange or teal without a fight. Don’t crowd it with strong wallpaper or another busy pattern piece give it clear wall and let the bands breathe. As a canvas the colour blocks read softly from across the room.