There’s a reason Nelly Littlehale Murphy kept returning to mischievous animal characters; rooms still respond. This 1896 magazine cover lands somewhere between Victorian parlour humour and turn-of-the-century poster art, and it brings instant personality to a quiet wall. The bright orange ground does the heavy lifting it warms up cream walls and cuts cleanly against deep green or navy paint. Hang it in a study, a reading corner, a teenager’s room, or the kind of hallway that needs a smile on the way past. It sits well next to leather, oak, vintage rugs and second-hand bookshelves. Skip it if your walls are already loud this print prefers to be the talking point.