After the afternoon light shifts, the kitchen suddenly has a pulse. The room stops feeling tidy and starts feeling lived in — colour, dogs, dinner, the lot.

What changes is the energy. A quiet white kitchen reads as deliberate rather than empty, and a busy family kitchen finally has something on the wall that matches the noise of it.

Hang it where people eat or cook — above a sideboard, on a feature wall by the table, or in a kids' room where the colour earns its keep. Eye level for adults, slightly lower for little ones.

Pair with painted timber, simple stoneware, a woven rug, an oak chair. Cream walls let the pink and lime do the work.

Avoid hanging it next to other loud prints. One statement per wall — let this one talk. The canvas keeps the brushwork feeling alive, with no glazing between you and the paint.