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Wild Grass on Yellow Art PrintIn the 1960s, this would have felt radical. It still does. A bold yellow ground, navy blades cutting upward, dark green shadows running through it's a piece that wakes a room up rather than blending in. Hang it where you want a lift: a kitchen wall above the kettle, a small entryway that needs a jolt of colour, or a study that's gone a little too quiet. It sits well next to pale oak, cream linen and stoneware in earthy tones. Don't bury it behind a

a little dragon

Hang at eye-level above a console

Don't bury it behind grey cushions or set it against a chilly blue-grey wall — this piece wants warmth around it

legs crossed — calm

lime greens and warm oranges pull colour into cushions

ribbon-like leaves — all sat on a warm off-white ground

and the rest of the furniture suddenly looks intentional rather than placed

Skip it if the rest of the room is already loud — this wants a calm backdrop to do its work

a low bench or a slim sideboard rather than crowding it between bookshelves

Stacked shapes in black

near the bread bin

infusing every day with a sense of possibility and playful confidence