Somewhere between Matisse and loose travel-poster illustration, this Vienna flower market scene refuses to behave. The yellow awnings push forward, the buildings hold back, and the flower buckets do the talking.

Put it on a wall and the room warms up. The mustard yellow lifts cream and oat-toned spaces, while the pink and green stop it tipping too sweet. It reads as colour first, scene second.

Works above a console in a hallway, on a kitchen wall near the kettle, or in a living room that needs a bit of life without going loud.

Pair with pale oak, linen, woven baskets and simple ceramics. A small jug of real flowers nearby is allowed.

Don’t crowd it with other busy travel posters let one city do the talking. The canvas gives the brushwork a soft, painted edge.