This isn’t wall filler. It’s bright yellow and deep blue with a point of view. A Fauvist-style view through an open window onto a small bay, with shutters thrown wide and a garden tumbling into the foreground.

What happens when it goes up: a flat wall warms up immediately. The yellow lifts the room, the blue keeps it steady, and the loose brushwork makes the whole thing feel hand-painted rather than mass-produced.

Where to hang it: above a sofa, sideboard or dining table in a room that already gets decent daylight. It also lifts a darker hallway without trying too hard.

What to pair with it: pale oak, rattan, cream linen, terracotta pots, painted plaster walls. Anything with a sun-warmed, lived-in feel.

What not to do: don’t bury it next to cool grey minimalism or another loud statement piece. Give it a quieter wall and let the colour do the work. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.