We like botanical posters best when they come with a little abrasion. This one earns it warm brown caps and mossy green leaves crowded onto a deep black background, with ‘Borough Market, London’ lettering doing the heavy lifting.

Put it up and the room shifts. Walls feel a touch warmer, food on the table looks better lit, and the kitchen suddenly has a point of view rather than just a colour scheme.

It earns its keep above a sideboard, in a dining nook, along a snug hallway, or on a kitchen feature wall where you can read the type while the kettle boils.

Pairs cleanly with oak or walnut, dark cabinetry, brass handles, stoneware and linen. The black ground means it doesn’t fight with patterned tiles or busy shelving.

What not to do: don’t bury it behind plants or stack it with three other dark posters it wants a little air around it to land properly.