Slay — Neon Graffiti Royal Art Print

Slay — Neon Graffiti Royal Art Print'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of bright neon green. A baroque crowned portrait gets cut across the eyes with a thick stripe of acid green, and the word SLAY drips down the bottom in the same shade. Hang it and a quiet wall suddenly has a voice. Works best on a dark or moody wall black, charcoal, deep green or inky blue above a low sofa, a console in a hallway, or a desk in a creative studio. Pair with leather, velvet, chrome and dark wood.

It works best where you want a bit of warmth — above a sofa

a quiet beige or cream room stops apologising

Walls in cream

terracotta or warm-clay wall into proper focus and stops a soft room from going flat

slate roofs

mint and cream

Second glance: the flower garden doing something smarter

warm whites and stoneware

lounging on a pink sofa against William Morris-style wallpaper

or on a narrow strip of wall beside open shelving

broken open by a slash of bright pink paint across the eyes

The bright blue bay and hot pink bougainvillea bring colour to neutral kitchens