Farmhouse wall art: 12 paintings of farms, fields and animals
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.
Bring art into everyday life. Read about prints, cushions, portraits and personal objects, with notes on choosing, displaying and caring for the pieces you keep.
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.

Victorian cards restored from the archive, Carl Larsson at home, Christmas paintings by the masters, and your own family in the picture: a guide to what you can make with Fable Cards.

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.

Irises, Roses, Oleanders, L’Arlésienne and four more: eight works by Vincent van Gogh from the Met and the Art Institute of Chicago, with the story behind each one and where it looks best.
Rossetti, Burne-Jones, Waterhouse, Millais and Landseer: twelve paintings from the age of Queen Victoria for period rooms, dark wallpapers and William Morris prints.

Eight everyday photos and the portraits made from them in the manner of Lely, Lawrence, Renoir, Tissot and Zorn, side by side with the paintings that inspired them, and how to choose your own.
Hammershøi’s greys, Whistler’s violet and rose, Caillebotte’s summer greens and Van Gogh’s Zouave: twelve famous paintings, each a living room colour scheme you can borrow.

The Great Wave made Hokusai the most famous artist in Asia, but it is one print among thousands. Here are fourteen more: views of Fuji, ghosts, flowers, cranes and poems.
Böcklin’s castles and reeds, a Church campfire, a Doré knight and Hilma af Klint’s black altarpiece: twelve dark, dramatic pictures for deep walls and low light.