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.
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.
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.

A close reading of the 1749 mythological volume behind Fable’s developing Temple des Muses colour editions.
Carl Larsson’s red cottage, Cézanne’s tulips, Hokusai’s hens and a Courbet meadow: twelve gentle, sunlit pictures for a home that dreams of the country.
Bruegel’s Harvesters, Raphael’s Saint George, Titian’s Perseus, Arcimboldo’s vegetable emperor and Dürer’s rhinoceros: twenty Renaissance masterpieces from Italy and the North, and where each one looks best at home.
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.

Gold Japanese screens, Persian tiles, Rajput gardens, Mucha’s zodiac and Moreau’s jewelled legends: twelve dense, rich pictures for rooms that love pattern and colour.

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.
Blake’s visions, Böcklin’s melancholy, Moreau’s sphinx and a candlelit class of cardinals: twelve dark, learned pictures for a room of books, candles and old wood.
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.