Colours that go with sage green, taken from 12 paintings
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.
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.
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.

Copper pots and hanging game, a cat stealing fish, Cézanne’s apples and a Nantucket kitchen: twelve masterpieces for the heart of the house, with the colours of each.
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.

A de Heem banquet, a Claesz breakfast, a Larsson Sunday table and a Monet evening after dinner: twelve masterpieces made for the room where you eat, with the colours of each.

Gauguin’s Tahiti, Bierstadt’s forest, the Unicorn Tapestries, a Bosch paradise and a mint green Rajput court: twelve masterpieces from moss to jade.
Soft pinks from Hilma af Klint, a sunlit sickroom by Carl Larsson, a river meadow by Rousseau: twelve quiet masterpieces for the room where you rest, with the colours of each.
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.

How to size a big picture for your wall, and ten grand landscapes and views by Claude, Church, Bierstadt, Panini and Canaletto that hold a large print beautifully.

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.