Sydney Harbour in Bloom Art Print

Think of it as Henri Matisse with less reverence and better instincts. The colour is turned right up: hot pink sky, teal water, mustard rooftops, and plants pushing in from every edge. Hang it and a flat, quiet wall suddenly has a focal point people walk over to look at properly. It earns its keep above a sofa, on a hallway wall, or between two windows where the light hits it in the late afternoon. Pair it with teal or green velvet, rattan, pale timber and a few glazed ceramics in plain colours. Keep the wall around it clear and skip busy wallpaper or patterned curtains nearby this one wants room to talk. On premium fine-art paper, the flat colour blocks stay crisp and true.