Back in the 1890s, this kind of cheese chart belonged to another kind of home a grocer’s window, a market hall, a kitchen wall above the bread bin. Pinned up in a modern kitchen, it brings warmth and a bit of character to a wall that usually holds a clock or nothing at all. The deep black background does a lot of the work: it makes warm browns and cream tones glow, and it grounds a busy kitchen full of utensils and open shelving. Hang it on the wall opposite the hob, above a sideboard in the dining room, or between cupboards where you’d usually waste space. Pairs well with oak, brass, linen and stoneware. Skip pairing it with other busy food prints let this one talk. Stretched canvas on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.