Teal wall art: 12 paintings in teal and peacock
Waterhouse’s Circe, Carl Larsson’s dining room, Böcklin’s seas and Hokusai’s Fuji: twelve paintings in teal, from deep peacock to soft sea glass.
Colour
Follow colour from the canvas into the room. Explore palettes, colour combinations and ways to choose art that belongs with the colours you live with.
Purple wall art: 12 paintings in violet and plum
Hilma af Klint’s lavender Adulthood, Gauguin’s violet portrait, Blake’s flames and a Mughal lion’s court: twelve rare paintings in lilac, violet and plum.
Yellow wall art: 12 paintings in gold, ochre and mustard
Sharaku’s actors, Harunobu’s readers, Rembrandt’s Flora, Pissarro’s summer path and Carl Larsson’s study: twelve paintings in buttercup, ochre and mustard.
Orange wall art: 12 paintings in amber and sunset
Hilma af Klint’s glowing Youth, Carl Larsson’s Lisbeth, van Dyck’s earl and a river of fire off Quebec: twelve paintings in tangerine, apricot and amber.
Terracotta wall art: 12 paintings in clay and rust
Böcklin’s forge, Courbet’s portraits, Ford Madox Brown’s Lear and a prairie on fire: twelve paintings in clay, rust and burnt orange.
Burgundy wall art: 12 paintings in wine and oxblood
Velázquez’s little prince, Landseer’s spaniels, Böcklin at dusk and a Dutch table laid with wine: twelve paintings in wine, oxblood and claret.
Red wall art: 12 paintings with crimson at their heart
Hilma af Klint’s vermilion swans, Yoshitoshi’s rooftop duel, a Medici princess and a Christmas parlour: twelve paintings where red is the star.
Gold wall art: 12 paintings that shine
Gold leaf screens from Japan, Mughal manuscripts, Blake’s Last Supper and Moreau’s Venice: twelve paintings that glow with gold and golden light.
Pink wall art: 12 paintings in blush, rose and coral
Hilma af Klint’s pastel cosmos, Utamaro’s rose kimonos and a Rococo marquise with a rose in her hair: twelve paintings in every shade of pink.