Pink and Blue Roman Streets Art Print

Against plaster, the soft pink reads less sweet, more deliberate. Put it up and a flat, quiet wall suddenly has somewhere to look the eye climbs from the cars at the bottom to the domes at the top, and the whole room feels a bit more sociable. It earns its place above a sofa, in a hallway that needs a lift, or on a kitchen wall where people stand around and chat. Pair it with velvet or linen seating, painted timber, cane, glazed ceramics and a rug with some pattern in it. Don’t hang it next to another busy, many-coloured scene the two will fight. Give it a clear stretch of wall and let it do the talking. On fine-art paper the flat painted colour and brushmarks stay crisp.