An illustrated bottle gives a sideboard arrangement a clear vertical shape. It sits comfortably with a table lamp, a decanter or an old ceramic, connecting the wall with the objects below. One stronger picture can be enough when the furniture already has plenty of character.

Blue gin, pink champagne and warmer wine tones offer different ways to introduce colour among cabinetry and worktops. On a dry wall beside an eating area, a drinks picture feels sociable and personal, with no need for matching accessories across the kitchen.

Gin, whisky and champagne can share a wall through comparable backgrounds or a repeated frame finish. The change from bottle to glass brings variety. It is an approach that suits a collected interior, where different interests find a natural relationship.

A bottle illustration can recall a favourite aperitif, a celebration or an evening in good company. The subject gives it meaning, while colour and scale give it a place in the home. A more restrained picture may be the right choice for someone whose rooms are quietly furnished.