Try it above the sideboard; the loose vertical line will do the editing. A single sketchy line carries the whole picture, so the wall stays calm even when the kitchen is doing a lot. It brings a small, dry sense of humour to a room without shouting. Hang it in a kitchen, dining nook or breakfast corner, somewhere that already has tea, toast and a bit of mess. It sits well next to pale oak, white tile and stoneware, and it lifts a plainer wall without competing with cookbooks or open shelves. Don't pair it with anything else fussy or hand-drawn nearby — one line drawing per wall is plenty. Stretched on a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.