The Diggers by Vincent van Gogh Art Print

The Diggers by Vincent van Gogh Art PrintRooms go quieter when olive green is this sure of itself. Two workers bend to the soil under tall pines, in deep blue, warm brown and a sky that has more grey green than blue. What changes when it goes up: the room slows down. The wall stops feeling flat and starts feeling worked on. Plain walls pick up colour without anything else having to try. Where to hang it: above a writing desk, in a study, in a hallway with a runner, or above a low sideboard

it does the thing a good kitchen print should do: it gives the room a focal point without shouting

Hang it and the room shifts

or busy gallery walls — this one wants room to breathe

and the whole wall calms down around them

sideboard or in a hallway with enough room to breathe — give it a clear stretch of wall and let the detail do its work

It does its best work in a bedroom

a coral awning

console or low bookshelf

with quieter neighbours doing the supporting work

The kitchen lifts straight away

or a small kitchen counter

eye-level above a low sideboard or console