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Madame Matisse by Henri MatisseBecause Matisse knew restraint, the viridian hits harder here. A single green stripe down the centre of the face does the work a dozen colours couldn't and on a wall, that one line keeps pulling your eye back across the room. Hang it where you sit longest: above a reading chair, an armchair flanked by a floor lamp, or at the end of a hallway you walk past every day. Pair it with terracotta, faded rose, mossy linen, raw plaster anything earthen and

or on a small wall in the dining room

Avoid putting it next to high-contrast graphic posters or anything with hard black lines — the loose brushwork wants company that breathes

Skip it if your room is already busy with strong pattern or competing folk art — this piece reads best with a bit of breathing room around it

and slides happily into a kitchen or breakfast nook where the colours bounce off pale timber and white tile

This wants light

scattered with soft confetti-like marks and quiet brushwork down the seams

Its all yours

Don't crowd it with busy patterns or cool greys — the palette wants warmth around it

this coastal golf scene brings the check

daft enough to make people smile

the deep blue tablecloth will handle the drama

It puts a piece of southern Italy into a room that's otherwise too tidy — colour