Yes, the maximalist illustrator knew how to charm a room — and how to cut. This is a piece that lifts a room without asking for the whole show. Once it goes up, the wall feels warmer and a little holiday-bright: pink and yellow houses, dark green cypress trees and a clean blue sky doing most of the work. Hang it at eye level above a sideboard, console or sofa in a living room, kitchen or sunny hallway. It sits well with pale wood, cream linen, rattan, terracotta pots and ceramic tableware. Skip it if your room is already busy with strong pattern or competing bright art — give it a calmer backdrop and it pays you back every time you walk past.