Watch the masks land, then the deep green start doing damage. Two purple faces sit inside cream roundels, calm at first glance, slightly unsettling on the second.

The room shifts the moment it goes up. Walls feel deeper, woodwork looks more deliberate, and a quiet corner suddenly has a focal point that holds the eye without shouting.

Hang it where you spend slow time — a study, a reading corner, a hallway you pass through in low light. Eye-level above a console or desk does the most work.

It pairs well with oak, walnut, linen, brass and stoneware. Off-white plaster walls let the green breathe; dark green or inky walls double down on the mood.

Don't crowd it. This print wants room around it and one or two restrained companions at most, not a busy gallery wall. Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang straight from the box.