In the 1960s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A bold typographic kitchen print that pulls bright red and bright blue across a warm cream ground, with a stylised figure slurping spaghetti from a bowl.

Hang it and the room loosens up. A neutral kitchen suddenly has a sense of humour, and the colour does the heavy lifting without any other fuss.

Works best over a dining sideboard, a breakfast nook bench, or on a free run of kitchen wall between cabinets. Also strong in a hallway that needs waking up.

Pair with pale oak, white tiles, stoneware mugs and glass jars. Linen tea towels and a wooden table keep the mood relaxed rather than try-hard.

Don't crowd it with other slogans or busy patterned wallpaper — the words are the pattern. Looks especially crisp framed in oak or black.