Paysage, St. Tropez by Henri Matisse Art Print

Paysage, St. Tropez by Henri Matisse Art PrintMost landscape prints behave. This one picks a side. It is loose, sun bleached and a bit unruly a 1904 Matisse view of St Tropez with a small red roofed cottage tucked under a deep green tree. Put it up and the wall warms. The sand, soft green and terracotta brushwork brings light into a room without shouting, and the rough mark making keeps it feeling like a painting rather than wallpaper. It hangs best at eye level above a console, sideboard or low

warm metals

This vibrant print captures the essence of a farmers market with golden raspberries

Works at eye level above lower furniture

dark walls

and the whole wall gains a focal point that does the talking for you

Eye-level or a touch higher works fine

woven baskets and a soft wool rug

it adds warmth and a bit of personality without going chaotic

Painted off-white walls or a chalky blue lift it nicely

or on a narrow stretch of kitchen wall

a cable car

The pink-red tiles bounce light back at the room