First glance: coral pink rooftops. Second glance: the cityscape doing something smarter. The buildings step back in layers, the bell tower and palms break the skyline, and the turquoise sky pulls everything forward.

Put it on the wall and a quiet room gets warmer and braver. The pink and orange hold their own against neutrals, and the blue sky stops the warmth tipping into sweet.

Works best in a living room, a sunny hallway, or above a sideboard in the kitchen. Hang it on a pale, painted wall where the colour has room to breathe.

Pair with pale oak, linen sofas in cream or sand, terracotta pots, brass lamps and a few green plants. A jute or woven rug grounds it nicely.

Don’t crowd it with other bright tourist prints or busy florals it wants to be the loudest thing on the wall. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight out of the box.