Somewhere between contemporary illustration and street-art energy, this maximalist scene refuses to behave. Bright pink, neon green, deep blue and orange splash across the wall while sketched tigers, dachshunds and a tiny spaghetti picnic carry on regardless.

Hang it and a quiet room suddenly has a personality. Walls that felt too white start working with the colour instead of against it, and the rest of the furniture relaxes.

It works best on a clear wall above a low bookcase, a kids' bed, a playroom sofa, or in a long hallway that needs waking up. Square format, so it sits cleanly above square or rectangular furniture.

Good next to pale wood, white walls, primary-bright cushions, a soft rug and stacks of picture books. Brass and bouclé are fine but not the point here.

Don't pair it with a second loud piece on the same wall — let this one do the talking. Stretched canvas, ready to hang straight out of the box.