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Calla Lilies in a Moka Pot Art PrintBack in the 1950s, this still life belonged to another kind of home one with a stovetop moka pot on the hob and a few cut stems in whatever was nearest. It brings a quiet, lived in warmth to a room. The brushwork is loose enough to feel relaxed, but the navy pot and white blooms give a clear shape on the wall. Hang it in a kitchen above the counter, in a breakfast nook, or in a calm bedroom above a low chest. Pairs well with pale wood, linen, white

but the colour does all the talking

and a quiet wall starts to feel like a sunny afternoon out

the loose ink botanical turns from nice idea to main character

A slim black edge gives this brush portrait a clean stop and lets the cream ground sit forward rather than disappearing into the wall

Avoid traditional Christmas scenes nearby

or as the one piece on a chimney breast

and sits naturally on a cream or pale plaster wall

Portrait shape means it works on narrower walls between a window and a door

woven baskets and a couple of soft ceramics

Don't bury it in a gallery wall of serious botanicals — it wants room to land the joke

Hang it and a flat wall starts grinning back

Hang it where you want a gentler atmosphere — above a bed