Some abstract prints match a room. This one resets its pecking order. It throws hot pink, lime green, blue and orange across the wall and dares the rest of the room to keep up.

Put it up and the room stops being polite. Quiet furniture suddenly looks intentional. A plain white wall turns into a backdrop. Conversations land differently when a tiger and a sausage dog are watching.

It belongs in a kitchen, a dining room or a downstairs loo — somewhere with energy already. Hang it solo on a clear white or off-white wall, roughly eye-level, where the splatter has space to breathe.

Pair with gingham, painted timber, glossy chairs in red or yellow, and stoneware in strong colours. Chrome and steel kitchen fittings work too — the cool metal calms the chaos.

Don't fight it with another loud print on the same wall. Framed in a slim black frame, the splatter holds together rather than spilling out.