a reading chair or at the end of a hallway where it can hold the eye on its own
mustard and pink walls pull the room into a sunnier mood
Don't bury it behind clutter or stack it under busy patterned tiles — give it a clean stretch of wall and let the shapes breathe
A pastel cityscape like this brings warmth and a little wanderlust into a room without taking it over
and the sage leaves pull in any green you already have — plants
Cin Cin Table Still Life Art Print cactus a reading chair or atThree things it does fast: ground bright orange, sharpen brass, wake the kitchen. The bottle, glasses, candle and oranges sit flat on a warm cream ground, drawn in two colours that read clearly from across the room. Hang it above a small dining table, a sideboard with a fruit bowl, or in the corner where you pour drinks. Pair it with pale wood, white tiles, terracotta floors and stoneware in earthy tones. Avoid hanging it next to fussy florals or busy