There's a reason painters keep returning to garden bouquets; rooms still respond. This one is built from thick, confident brushstrokes — lilies, tulips, daisies and lavender layered over a soft cream ground.

Put it up and a quiet room picks up colour without going loud. The pink, lilac and orange do the talking; the deep greens hold it all down so it never tips into sweet.

It likes bedrooms, hallways and breakfast nooks. Hang it at eye level above a bed, a console or a small chest of drawers — somewhere you actually pause.

Pair it with linen, pale oak, brushed brass and chalky cream walls. Cane and bouclé sit well next to it. So do stoneware vases and a single sprig of something real.

Don't crowd it with other busy florals or competing pattern. It's the loudest thing on the wall — let it carry that weight.