Beech Grove I by Gustav Klimt Art Print single-colour abstract This is a Japanese woodblock

This is a Japanese woodblock scene from Kamisaka Sekka's Momoyogusa album: a seated courtier in indigo robes

and a plain dining corner suddenly has a focal point

breakfast bar or open shelf where coffee and toast happen

The canvas softens the brushwork and gives the bouquet a painterly

The blue line drawing of Santorini's domes and rooftops gives a quiet wall a holiday it can keep

Beech Grove I by Gustav Klimt Art Print single-colour abstract This is a Japanese woodblockToo much beige. Not enough deep rust. This fixes that. Klimt's beech grove brings cool silver blue trunks and a warm carpet of autumn leaves into the room at the same time so it bridges cool and warm interiors instead of picking a side. Hang it where you sit and slow down: above a sofa, at the head of a bed, or on a landing wall you pass every day. It pairs quietly with oak, walnut, linen, aged leather and stoneware, and warms up chalky off white or