You don't need more decor. You need one painterly floral with teeth. This diptych pairs a soft pink villa wall with a generous bouquet of roses and daisies in a blue-and-white vase. The colour does the work, but the loose brushwork keeps it from going saccharine.

Put this above a bed or a dressing table and the whole room reads softer, warmer, a little more lived-in. The pink isn't sweet — it's sunbaked. The dark greens stop it floating away.

Best hung at eye level on a chalky off-white or pale plaster wall. Above a low bedhead, a painted console, or a vanity.

Pair it with linen, rattan, painted timber, and blue-and-white ceramics. A small lamp nearby lifts the pinks in the evening.

Don't crowd it with other busy florals. One opinionated piece is the point.