
Blue and white decor: 12 prints with porcelain colours
Hokusai’s snow, Hiroshige’s waves, Canaletto’s pale skies and Blake’s moonlit circle: twelve blue and white pictures to hang beside your porcelain.
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.

Hokusai’s snow, Hiroshige’s waves, Canaletto’s pale skies and Blake’s moonlit circle: twelve blue and white pictures to hang beside your porcelain.

Gold, honey, amber and coral are blue’s natural partners. Twelve paintings by Turner, Böcklin, Blake, Rubens and Guardi that glow against a blue wall.

Manet’s seaside, Blake’s Dante, Homer’s open skies and Hiroshige’s fireworks: twelve paintings in every blue, from powder to midnight.

Courbet’s hidden brook, a Mughal Tales of a Parrot page, a Rajput deer garden and Böcklin’s blazing summer: twelve paintings in deep, jewel-like green.
Böcklin’s overgrown gardens, Moreau’s poets, Jan Both’s golden afternoons and Harunobu’s calendar print: twelve sage-toned paintings and the colours they pair with it.
Red and pink sit opposite green on the colour wheel, and gold warms it from within. Twelve paintings, from Saint George to Utamaro, that glow on a green wall.

Gauguin’s Tahiti, Bierstadt’s forest, the Unicorn Tapestries, a Bosch paradise and a mint green Rajput court: twelve masterpieces from moss to jade.
Carl Larsson’s white rooms, Lan Ying’s ink landscapes, Hokusai’s dyers and Hilma af Klint’s cream abstractions: twelve quiet pictures for a calm, neutral home.

Dürer’s woodcuts, Hollar’s warships, Manet’s Berthe Morisot, Delacroix’s lion and Hilma af Klint’s black and white swans: twelve masterworks with no colour at all.