After the late afternoon light shifts, the bedroom suddenly has a pulse. This soft butterfly, worked in thick palette-knife strokes of pink, lilac and cream, adds one clear focal point to a quiet room without shouting for attention. Hang it above a bed, a low dresser or a reading chair, where the light can pick up the ridges of paint through the day. It sits well with washed linen, pale timber, off-white walls and gentle blush ceramics. Skip anything too graphic or high-contrast next to it — hard black lines, neon brights or heavy typography will drown out the softness. As a canvas the thick brushwork looks especially close to the original painting.