Somewhere between William Morris and English country pattern, this cat portrait refuses to behave. The tabby sits dead centre while lilies, seed pods and leaves crowd in from every edge, held together by deep green, cream and warm brown.

Hang it and the room gets a bit more personality. The pattern adds depth without going loud, and the cat gives the wall a focal point something for the eye to land on between the leaves.

It suits a hallway, a snug, a study, or a quiet bedroom corner. Eye-level above a console or low sideboard works best, where the typography stays readable.

Pairs well with linen, oak, brass and a bit of pattern elsewhere a checked cushion, a botanical rug, a stack of old books.

Don’t hang it next to another busy floral or another poster with heavy type. Give it one calmer neighbour and it holds the wall on its own. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.