Before anyone mentions the travel-poster style, notice what the sky blue does to plaster on the wall around it. The room reads brighter, the red-brick warmth in the print picks out terracotta lamps, leather and oak you already own, and the city name anchors the whole arrangement without shouting.
Hang it somewhere people pause — an entryway, a hallway turn, above a console or a study desk. It works at eye-level on its own, and it sits comfortably as the hero of a small travel-poster group.
Pair it with warm woods, linen or leather seating, a stoneware lamp, and a few well-chosen books. Charcoal and cream textiles keep it grounded.
What not to do: don't crowd it with other busy graphic posters in clashing colours, and skip cool blue-grey schemes that fight the brick tones. Printed on thick fine-art paper for a clean, matte finish.