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Tomatoes on the Vine Canvas PrintIn the 1960s, this would have felt radical. It still does. Big, flat blocks of mustard yellow, deep red and dark green hit the wall like a poster from a Pop Art show. Hang it in a kitchen, breakfast nook or dining corner and the room wakes up meals feel a bit more cheerful, mornings feel a bit more alive. It sits well above a sideboard, between cabinets, or on a narrow wall by the kettle. Pair it with warm white or soft green cabinets, butcher block

Avoid hanging it in a cool grey or steel-blue room — the warm peach palette will fight the cool walls and look misplaced

and a rattan basket or two

The deep greens settle the room down

the sea pulls your eye through

This is the daft little black cat reading the morning paper

A pale plaster wall flatters the soft pinks

It works best at eye level on a calm wall — pale plaster

The green lettering and warm red linework pull the eye straight to the wall and give an otherwise practical room a sense of humour

It also brings warmth to a brighter bathroom or a teenage room without going twee

the odd kilim

paper shades and soft cream walls

soft brass — the things that don't fight pink but don't fawn over it either