Watch the little blue shopfront land, then the deep blue ink start doing damage. Suddenly the wall stops being background and starts being a scene. A quiet kitchen wall picks up a story; a flat hallway gets something to look at. It works best somewhere you pass through often — above a console, beside a kitchen door, in the dead spot between a coat rack and a light switch. Pair it with painted wood, pale oak and a few blue and white ceramics. Don't overload the wall around it; this is line work, and it needs a bit of breathing room. Printed on premium fine-art paper for clean lines and crisp whites.