Think of it as a French café poster with less reverence and better instincts. A black espresso machine, a mustard cup and a wash of sunny yellow — painted loose, not laboured. It lifts a kitchen the way a strong coffee lifts a Monday. Hang it where the kettle lives: above a coffee station, beside the toaster shelf, or on the bit of wall between cabinets and worktop. Pairs naturally with pale oak, white tiles, black tap fittings and stoneware mugs. Skip pairing it with other busy yellow pieces or moody food photography — the colour does enough on its own. Looks especially good framed in black or oak on a chalky off-white wall.