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Watch the sardines land, then the bright orange start doing damage. This is the print that wakes a sleepy kitchen up without you having to repaint a single wall. The room shifts the moment it goes on. Cream cabinets read warmer. Oak looks richer. Any blue you already own — a stripe on a tea towel, a band on a piece of pottery — suddenly has a friend. It belongs in kitchens, breakfast nooks, pantries and small dining rooms. Hang it on a chalky white wall, a soft terracotta wall, or a panelled wall painted off-white. Above a sideboard or between two windows is ideal. Pair with rattan, pale oak, glazed stoneware in cream or blue, and a single piece of brass. A bowl of lemons on the counter will do the rest. Don't put it next to other loud orange pieces or a busy patterned wallpaper — let it be the loud one in the room. Printed on heavy fine-art paper with a soft matte finish.
The catalog often lists the same model at several merchants — worth a price check before you buy.
| Material | Paper |
| Color | Soft matte |
| Orientation | Vertical |
| Pattern | Geometric |
| Edition Type | Reproduction |



