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.
Gallery walls, framing choices, and how to hang custom portraits — room by room, with measured guidance from the Fable editors.
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.
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.
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.

Van Gogh’s Drinkers, Gauguin’s Tahiti, Renoir’s fruit and a Sargent cathedral: twelve oil paintings whose brushwork looks its best printed on canvas.

Böcklin’s forge, Courbet’s portraits, Ford Madox Brown’s Lear and a prairie on fire: twelve paintings in clay, rust and burnt orange.