Cabbage Field by Edvard Munch Art Print

Cabbage Field by Edvard Munch Art PrintNot because it's green, but because it refuses to fade back. Munch's cabbage field pulls deep greens, blue shadows and mustard light into one restless landscape, and a quiet room will feel it. Hang it where you want a bit of weather and movement above a sofa, behind a writing desk, or on a landing wall that has gone a little flat. It sits well with linen, oak, dark wood and stoneware, and lifts cream and off white walls without shouting. Skip it if

and the cat gives people something to smile at without trying too hard

A black frame keeps the geometry crisp

the soft brushwork stays calm and painterly rather than glossy

A dense forest-floor scene of red and mustard toadstools rising out of layered ferns

Nothing in this soft teal and warm skin tones whispers

Don't drown it in cool grey or stack it next to anything equally busy

where you want a pop of colour without committing to a feature wall

This Miami travel illustration brings a flamingo

It works in a hallway above a console

It softens a kitchen wall

and the corner you never quite knew what to do with starts looking deliberate

or above a small sideboard in the dining room