Three things it does fast: ground soft pink, sharpen black lacquer, wake the bedroom. The kitten sits inside a halo of pink and yellow flame, with bright eyes and a sparkling collar against a starry black ground.

Put it up and the room gets louder in the right way. Black walls stop feeling flat. A plain bed wall earns a focal point. The pink halo lifts cool blues and chrome that already live in the room.

It hangs best at eye level on a dark or off-white wall, above a low dresser, a desk, or solo on a narrow bedroom wall. Portrait shape suits the gap between a wardrobe and a window.

Pair it with velvet cushions in hot pink or sky blue, a fluffy rug, black lacquer or chrome furniture, and clear acrylic or glass surfaces. A black or chrome frame keeps the energy sharp.

It is not the piece for a quiet, beige, grown-up scheme. Don't drown it with other busy posters either — give it room to be the loud one.