By evening, the fox stops looking decorative and starts working. The dark foliage pulls the room inward and the warm fur catches the lamplight in a quiet, settled way. Walls feel warmer without going heavy. A cool, modern room gains a bit of softness; a traditional one gains a focal point that isn’t fussy. Hang it where people sit and slow down above a sofa in the living room, in a hallway you pass through every day, or above a low console in the entryway. It likes oak, walnut, aged leather, linen and stoneware. Skip anything cold, glossy or aggressively bright nearby; the depth in the foliage does the work and doesn’t need competition. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.