Rooms go quieter when deep green is this sure of itself. The flowers and trailing greenery across this Kensington pub front carry all the colour, so the rest of the wall can stay plain. Put it up and a passageway or kitchen corner suddenly has somewhere for the eye to land, with a bit of London affection built in. It works at eye level in a hallway, above a kitchen counter, or on a small feature wall in a study. Keep the company simple: warm timber, aged leather, cream or soft grey walls, one plant. Don’t crowd it with busy patterned wallpaper or other detailed cityscapes the flower detail needs a bit of breathing space to read properly. As a canvas it sits flush to the wall with no glare, which suits a bright hallway.