Art for white walls: 12 paintings that bring warmth
Moreau’s golden sun god, Utamaro’s coral print, Hilma af Klint’s bold symbols and Manet’s Polichinelle: twelve paintings that warm a white room.
Stories behind the art: extraordinary artworks, the stories they hold, and ways to make them yours.
Moreau’s golden sun god, Utamaro’s coral print, Hilma af Klint’s bold symbols and Manet’s Polichinelle: twelve paintings that warm a white room.

Golden woods by George Inness, a Hudson River October, chrysanthemums from Renoir to Hokusai and a harvest table or two: fourteen pictures for the season.
Canaletto’s Warwick Castle, Ruisdael’s Bentheim, Dutch flower pieces, a Lawrence portrait and a Stubbs spaniel: twelve classic paintings for traditional rooms.

Flowers by Van Gogh, Renoir and Hokusai, gardens by Morisot, and her own dog or cat painted like a Manet: twelve safe and lovely choices for the woman who is hardest to buy for.

Pewter and lemon, oyster grey and claret, cream and cherry red: twelve still lifes by Claesz, de Heem, Manet, Cézanne and the Peales, each a ready made kitchen palette.

Illuminated flowers, florilegium plates, hand-coloured engravings and a few surprises: twelve botanical pictures from four centuries, each ready to print.
Hobbema’s farm in the sunlight, Stubbs’s grey horse, Monet’s snowy farm road and Pissarro’s Éragny: twelve rustic masterworks for a farmhouse kitchen or a country living room.

Friedrich’s wanderer, Van Gogh’s irises, Seurat’s Grande Jatte, Hilma af Klint’s Ten Largest: fifteen masterpieces from the world’s great museums, each as a print that would make an art lover’s day.

Boucher’s sky blue and blush, Tiepolo’s ceiling colours, van Dyck’s royal green and Ruisdael’s cloud grey: twelve old master paintings, each a colour palette for the home.