Black Cat in a Garden by Klimt Art Print

Against warm walnut, the deep green reads less sweet, more deliberate. A black cat sits dead centre in a packed garden of daisies, poppies and zinnias, painted in the patterned, jewel-bright style of Klimt’s flower fields.

Drop it into a room and the colours start working: the mustard and deep red pick up brass and warm wood, the dark green settles the noise, and the cat anchors everything. Quiet walls suddenly have a focal point.

Hang it at eye level above a sideboard, console or low bookshelf. Square format means it sits well on narrower walls too between two windows, or as the single piece above a reading chair.

Pairs well with velvet upholstery, oak or walnut timber, brass lamps and stoneware in mustard or terracotta. Chalky off-white walls let the pattern breathe; deep green walls make it glow.

What not to do: don’t crowd it with other busy florals or another statement piece on the same wall. It wants room to be the loud