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

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.
Carl Larsson’s Christmas Eve, Queen Victoria’s tree, a Danish tree market and Courbet’s snowy village: twelve festive paintings for the season’s most important wall.

Manet’s seaside, Blake’s Dante, Homer’s open skies and Hiroshige’s fireworks: twelve paintings in every blue, from powder to midnight.
A Brueghel farm, a Stubbs spaniel, a Ruysch bouquet and a Manet portrait: twelve paintings that hold the most important wall in the room, with how to hang them.

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.

Whistler’s little bathers, Monet at Étretat, a turquoise Homer and a moonlit Hokusai: twelve quiet water pictures for the smallest room, with the colours of each.
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.