In the 1960s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A pared-back holiday in three objects palm, parasol, coconut drawn loose and warm on a sandy cream ground.

The room loosens up around it. Shoulders drop a little. Suddenly your bathroom or kitchen feels like somewhere with sand outside the door, even if it’s pouring in Manchester.

It earns its keep above a bath, on a small kitchen wall, or beside a sunny window in a bedroom. Anywhere the light is generous and the mood is informal.

Pair it with rattan, cane, linen, and warm woods. Stoneware mugs, a woven rug, a clay pot of something green. Nothing too polished.

What to avoid: heavy traditional frames, dark glossy furniture, and busy patterned wallpaper trying to compete. This print wants room to breathe. Wrapped on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.