First glance: black on white. Second glance: the typography doing something smarter, with chunky hearts standing in for the Os and a slightly wonky hand-drawn finish. In a kitchen, it changes the mood quickly. The room feels a touch warmer, a touch more lived-in, and guests usually smile at it before they say hello. It does the job of a hand-painted sign without looking like one. Best spot is the kitchen — above a coffee station, between cabinets, on a short stretch of wall above a counter, or in a dining nook where people actually eat. Hallways leading into the kitchen work too. Pairs well with pale wood, white tiles, brass handles, rattan stools, linen and stoneware. Equally at home in a modern kitchen and a country one. Avoid hanging it next to other bold typography prints — one quote per wall is plenty. Printed on premium fine-art paper.