In the 1980s, this would have felt radical. It still does. Loose spray shapes in soft pink, lilac and yellow sit under black linework and drips — the energy of a studio wall, brought inside.

Hang it and a quiet room stops feeling careful. A pale sofa gains attitude, a plain wall gets a pulse, and the whole space reads more lived-in and more your own.

It wants a wall to itself. Try it above a low sofa, over a console in a wide hallway, or in a home studio where the palette can breathe. Pair with black leather, pale linen, concrete or plaster walls, and one deep rug to ground the colour.

Skip busy patterns, competing gallery clusters and strong colour walls — this piece is the pattern.