Most cat prints behave. This one picks a side. A wide-eyed black cat sits flat against a wall of bold blue half-circles and dots, dialled all the way up.

Put it up and a quiet room stops being quiet. The blue does the heavy lifting, the cat gives you the wink, and the whole thing reads from across the room.

It belongs somewhere with a bit of life — a living room, a home office, a hallway you actually use. Hang it at eye level, on its own, with breathing room around it.

Pair it with pale oak, cream upholstery, a bit of brass, and clean walls. Keep the floor and surfaces calm and let the print be the loud one.

On canvas, the flat blue and black read cleanly without glare, so it works well on a sunlit wall.