Hang this where the cool morning light hits and the soft blue sharpens. A lone skier, big sky, and a quote that says exactly why people keep heading back up the mountain.

The room calms down a notch with this on the wall. The pale blue settles the eye, the white snow gives it air, and the small orange jacket gives you somewhere to look. It reads as both a travel piece and a quiet motto.

Works best in a hallway, study, or the wall above a bench by the back door. Looks good in a ski chalet, obviously, but also at home in a city flat that needs a bit of breathing room.

Pair with pale oak, off-white walls, wool throws and brushed brass. An oak frame keeps it warm; a black frame sharpens the graphic edge.

Don’t fight it with another big, busy poster this one wants a bit of space around it. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.