Somewhere between Matisse and a hand-pulled linocut, this daffodil botanical refuses to behave. Three flowers, deep green leaves, a scratchy purple background that looks brushed on by hand.

Put it up and the room wakes up. Yellow does the heavy lifting, the purple keeps it from feeling sweet, and the whole thing reads cheerful without being twee.

It hangs well in a kitchen, a bright hallway, or above a small console in an entryway. Eye-level on a calm wall is all it needs.

Good with pale oak, cream linen, rattan, brass handles, and simple stoneware. Painted cabinets in off-white or soft sage sit well underneath it.

Don't bury it in pattern. One bold thing per wall — let the daffodils be that thing. Stretched on a wooden frame and ready to hang.