For a bedroom full of curves, this peacock garden brings the check. A golden peacock fans its tail in the middle of a wildflower garden, while cranes wade through tulips and wisteria and a pink sky sits behind cherry blossom.

The room shifts from quiet to confident. Walls that felt blank suddenly have weight, and the soft pinks and lilacs warm up cooler corners without flooding the room with colour.

Hang it above a bed, a dressing table, or as the main piece on a long hallway wall. It wants a bit of breathing space around it.

Pair with pale oak, rattan, soft pink linen, brushed gold and hand-thrown ceramics. Soft, layered furnishings let the garden do the talking.

Skip placing it next to other busy florals or strong patterned wallpaper — give it the wall to itself. Arrives stretched on a wooden frame, ready to hang straight from the box.