A living room this pared back can take one serious deep green. The flower-garden scene brings warmth, texture and a quiet bit of humour to a wall that needs something happening.

Once it’s up, the room reads softer. The orange poppies and tiny daisies feel like a window into a summer garden, and the two cats give the whole thing a heartbeat. Surrounding furniture suddenly looks more considered.

Hang it at eye level above a low sofa, a sideboard, or a reading chair. It also holds a hallway or bedroom wall well on its own this is a soloist more than a gallery-wall piece.

Pair with mossy green linen, cream wool, oak or walnut timber, terracotta and stoneware. A simple oak or black frame keeps the focus on the garden.

Avoid hanging it next to another loud floral or anything cool and clinical the painting wants warm, quiet company. Stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.