There is a particular kind of quiet that belongs to the seaside in the early hours, and Tea Time holds onto it completely. Karen Hollingsworth is celebrated for her luminous "open window" scenes, where sheer curtains lift on an unseen breeze and the horizon stretches just beyond the glass. Here, a humble wicker chair sits empty in a pool of sunlight, a small glass of juice resting nearby, inviting the viewer to pause, sit, and simply breathe.

The power of the piece lies in its restraint. Hollingsworth renders the soft translucency of the curtains, the warm grain of the timber floor and the gentle gradient of sky meeting sea with a realism that a photograph rarely conveys. Light becomes the true subject, washing the room in calm and stillness.

Reproduced as a textured canvas print and finished in a clean white wood frame, this open edition fine art print arrives ready to hang straight from the box. At 70 × 70cm square, it makes a striking yet soothing centrepiece. It is ideal coastal wall art for a bright living space, a calming bedroom, or anywhere you want to introduce a sense of escape and unhurried ease.