Matisse-Inspired Sunlit Doorway Art Print

Matisse-Inspired Sunlit Doorway Art PrintBack in 1920, this sunlit doorway belonged to another kind of home a painter's villa with the shutters thrown open. Hung now, it does the same trick: the room feels a few degrees warmer and a shade more cheerful. Soft pinks, bright blues and warm yellows do most of the heavy lifting, so the wall behind it can stay plain. Best above a sideboard, a low bench, or a reading chair where you actually sit. Pair with rattan, painted wood, terracotta pots and

The pastel palette blends effortlessly with modern

where its message can greet you every morning or welcome guests with a smile

console or sideboard

pale wood and a ceramic vase or two

Hung in a living room with linen and walnut

and warm pendant lighting

The room around it stops feeling careful

The cream background keeps the room feeling warm and open

a reading nook chair

restrained piece beside it is plenty

Ernst Haeckel knew how to charm a room — and how to cut

It walks straight in