Because the illustrator knew restraint, the deep teal hits harder here. The crane gets the eye first, the blossom holds it, and the dark green does the heavy lifting in the background.

Hang it and a quiet room gains a clear focal point. The cream blossom warms the cool background, the red crown gives one small punch of colour, and the whole thing reads as composed rather than busy.

It suits bedrooms, hallways and entryways — anywhere you want one considered piece rather than a wall of small things. Above a low bed or a slim console, it earns its space.

Pairs well with linen, dark wood, rattan, brass and cream ceramics. A black or oak frame keeps the edges crisp.

Don't bury it next to busy patterned wallpaper — this print wants a quieter wall to breathe on. Printed on premium fine-art paper.