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Buckingham Palace in Colour Art PrintBack in the 1960s, this London cityscape belonged to another kind of home postcard racks, travel posters in hallways, faded guidebooks on side tables. This is that feeling, redrawn in coloured pencil with sunny yellow walls, a sky blue sky and one big deep green tree. The little blue car gives it warmth and humour. Hang it in an entryway, a bright kitchen or a playful living room and the wall stops feeling beige. It sits well over a console, between

and a yellow bicycle parked at the kerb — painted loose and confident

soft olive and pale grey do the work

A fox sits in a tangle of hedgerow plants

The colour does the talking — a loose starburst of pink

Avoid pairing with very heavy traditional oils or dark gallery walls — this one wants air around it and a little daylight to play with

confident scene

a touch of Japanese type

Go too small and it reads as a postcard above the bed

Portrait shape means it likes narrower walls between windows or beside a doorway

above a sideboard

Hang it and the room slows down — colours that felt flat suddenly have somewhere to land

Don't crowd it with other bold typography or saturated graphic posters — it wants room to breathe