No. 071, in five platesCandy Pool

Candy Pool is a small set of crisp, softly shaded scenes built like miniature architecture. Every plate uses the same four colours: coral-pink decking, lemon-yellow coping, chalky cream walls and turquoise water patterned with caustic ripples of light. The steel ladders and handrails are the only hard, shiny things in the frame, and they catch the sun just enough to look cold to the touch.

Coral Steps is the most architectural: a short flight of pink stairs boxed in by yellow walls, two curved rails dipping into the water. Corner Rails looks straight down at a set of steps and a yellow block, the shadows sharp and short as at midday. Deep End plants a pair of arched rails on a lemon step with water running across the top of the frame. White Handrails swaps chrome for painted white, and The Long Ladder drops a tall steel ladder down a cream wall into the shallows.

In every plate the composition splits cleanly into colour fields, which is a gift on a phone. Coral Steps keeps pale cream wall at the top for the clock; Deep End and White Handrails put water there instead, still calm enough to read the time against. The busier ripples land lower, near the dock. On a light Home Screen the pastels stay airy and dark labels sit comfortably; on dark mode the turquoise carries the screen.

It suits anyone counting down to summer, or living in it. As a pastel pool wallpaper set it is small but complete, and Corner Rails is free to download in full resolution, with the other four as premium plates.