Nothing in this yellow and olive green whispers, even when the room does. The figure is mid-dance, arms loose, dots like little suns, and the brushy green behind it keeps things grounded.

Hang it up and the room gets a bit cheekier. Quiet walls suddenly have something to look at, and the green calms the yellow down enough that it doesn't shout across the room.

Works best on a single uncluttered wall — above a child's bed, a low bookshelf, a console in a hallway, or behind a reading chair. Eye level, with a bit of breathing room either side.

Pair with pale oak, cream linen, mustard cushions, soft pink throws, and a couple of woven baskets. It also sits well near simple ceramics and warm lamps.

Keep neighbouring art quiet — this one wants to be the loudest thing on the wall. The wrapped edges keep the painterly feel right out to the corners.