Most kitchen still life prints behave. This one picks a side. It smells of dinner, steams up the corner of the room and makes a working kitchen look like the best room in the house. Hang it where cooking actually happens: on the wall beside the hob, above a counter, or on the short wall of a galley kitchen where you pass it a dozen times a day. It sits well with cream cabinets, timber worktops, copper pans on hooks and checked tea towels. Keep the wall around it fairly plain. Don’t crowd it with slogans, chalkboards or a row of tiny food prints the loose brushwork needs a bit of breathing room to read properly. On canvas the ridged paint texture reads as a real painting from across the room.