Against plaster, the deep green reads less sweet, more deliberate. The market poster pulls warm reds, mustard yellows and aubergine purples into one busy, confident scene.

The room gets louder in a good way. A flat kitchen wall stops feeling like background and starts feeling like part of the cooking colour, pattern, a bit of New York attitude.

It earns its keep above a sideboard, on a feature wall in the dining room, or at the end of a hallway where you want something to walk towards. Eye level is fine; slightly higher works too if it sits above a run of cabinets.

Pair it with oak or pine, painted cabinet fronts, linen, brass handles and the usual stoneware. The print does the heavy lifting on colour, so the rest of the room can stay calm.

Don’t try to match it. Floral wallpaper, other busy posters or a wall of family photos will all fight it. Give it space and a quiet wall. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang, wi