For a kitchen full of curves, this tulip still life brings the check. The herringbone pattern inside each petal does the heavy lifting, while the heavy grey urn keeps everything grounded.

Put it up and the wall stops feeling like dead space. The red is warm rather than loud, the pink softens it, and the dark green leaves stop the whole thing tipping sweet.

It works above a console in a hallway, on a kitchen shelf wall, or beside a bed where you want a bit of colour without anything heavy.

Pair it with painted wood, ticking stripe cushions, stoneware, and pale oak. A simple cream wall lets the red do its job.

Don't drown it in other florals — one strong botanical per wall is plenty. Printed on cotton-blend canvas, wrapped over a wooden stretcher and ready to hang.