Most still life prints behave. This one picks a side. The fruit is split, the bloom is loud, and the backdrop is almost black. It's a painting that wants the lights down a little.

Put it up and the room gets warmer and a touch more grown-up. The deep reds and that single orange flower do the work — you don't need much else to make a wall feel considered.

It earns its keep above a sideboard in a dining room, on a kitchen wall near the table, or in a study where the lamps come on early. Eye-level, on its own, with breathing room around it.

Pairs well with dark wood, brass, aged leather and cream walls. Stoneware, linen, and a real candle nearby don't hurt either.

Stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.