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Landscape by Edvard Munch Canvas PrintIn 1905, this would have felt radical. It still does. A Munch landscape that swaps tidy realism for loose brushwork, where a slender tree leans across hills of muted green, dusty pink and soft purple. Put it on the wall and a quiet room gets some painterly life colour without noise, movement without clutter. It works above a sofa, a low console or a writing desk, and earns its keep on a single feature wall rather than crowded among smaller pieces.

Go too small and the joke disappears

linen and terracotta — the kind of materials that already lean Mediterranean

Works best above a kettle

First glance: charcoal

off-white or pale sage

and a touch more considered — the kind of space a small person can grow into rather than out of

What not to do: don't surround it with sleek black gloss or a wall of stainless steel — the charm of the piece needs a softer backdrop to land

Put it up and the room reads warmer and more playful

reading nook or hallway

This one shifts a room from blank to lived-in

or along a sunny hallway

Hung on a plain wall