Zesty and unapologetically green, this print works a tight palette of bright grass green, pale lime and deep bottle green - the inked cocktail sitting inside its chartreuse circle like sunlight through a glass. Because the scheme is tonal by nature, it sings on analogous walls: soft sage, olive or pistachio let the layers of green melt into each other for a calm, botanical feel. If you want the print to pop rather than blend, lean on green's natural complement and hang it against a muted terracotta or dusty blush pink, both of which sharpen the lime without shouting. For neutrals, choose warm-leaning ones - a creamy off-white or gentle putty - to match the sunny undertone of that lime circle; a stark blue-white would leave it feeling cold. Stylists would file this under tropical, biophilic and mid-century modern, with a nod to playful maximalism if you layer it among plants and pattern. It belongs where drinks are made and summer is remembered: a kitchen, a dining room, a home bar or a bright garden room. As part of the Cocktail Cavalcade collection - nine cocktails made to help you relive your pleasure times - it pairs naturally with its siblings for a gallery wall, and makes a knowing gift for the friend whose favourite time ever almost certainly included a mojito.

The print is produced with archival pigment inks on Enhanced Matte art paper, a smooth museum-grade stock whose soft, glare-free surface reads cleanly under kitchen spotlights and suits both slim modern frames and more ornate vintage ones. It comes in a single generous size, 36×24 inches (92×61 cm), big enough to anchor a dining wall or preside over a drinks trolley as a proper statement piece rather than an accent. Yes, it also comes as a canvas: a 28×40 inch (70×100 cm) canvas print, ready to hang with no frame needed.