Call it moody if you want; we call it better walls. This is a watercolour London pub front in dark green and warm brick, with soft painted edges that fade into white. Put it up and the wall stops being a gap. The dark green frontage gives a hallway or kitchen a bit of weight, and the gold lettering catches lamplight in the evening. It works at eye level in a narrow hallway, above a sideboard, or in a snug corner of a living room. Pair it with aged leather, brass switch plates, pine or walnut furniture and deep green or brick-red paint. Don’t crowd it with loud pattern or bright primary colours; the greenery and lettering need a bit of quiet around them. As a stretched canvas the edges soften slightly and it hangs flush without glare.