Try it above the sideboard; the loose hand-drawn lines will do the editing. A wine bottle, glass, lit candle, baguette, steak and a few olives, all drawn in confident black outline on a soft pink ground.

The room reads warmer the moment it’s up. The pink keeps things friendly, the black outlines give it backbone, and the small food details make the wall feel lived-in rather than styled.

Best above a kitchen sideboard, a small dining table, a drinks trolley, or in a breakfast nook. It also holds its own in a galley kitchen where wall space is tight.

Pair with pale oak, painted cabinets, linen, brass fittings and stoneware. Keep the surrounding shelves a little bare so the print does the talking.

Avoid stacking it next to other busy food prints or anything in a clashing red one playful piece is plenty. The flat colour and clean outlines wear especially well as canvas.