Man on Bicycle by Edward Penfield Art Print fantasy creature Avoid putting it next to

Avoid putting it next to anything loud or heavily patterned — this piece works because it breathes

and it gives a hallway or study a reason to slow down at

Sits beautifully on chalky off-white or soft grey walls

a small reading chair or a writing desk

Hang it and the room reads as considered rather than busy — the pattern is dense but the colours settle quickly

Man on Bicycle by Edward Penfield Art Print fantasy creature Avoid putting it next toFirst glance: mustard yellow. Second glance: the cyclist doing something smarter. He's pipe in mouth, paper tucked in pocket, gliding past a green cliff and a flame orange tree as if he has nowhere urgent to be. Hang this in a room that already has a bit of character a study with books and a worn armchair, a hallway with a console and an old mirror, a sitting room with deep greens, warm browns and a few odd treasures. It works hard as a single feature