Altarpiece No. 2 by Hilma af Klint Canvas Print

Altarpiece No. 2 by Hilma af Klint Canvas PrintA living room this pared back can take one serious deep red. Hilma af Klint's Altarpiece from 1915 brings a gold sphere, a downward red and black triangle and a soft pink halo into one quiet, symbolic image. The room shifts. Walls feel more deliberate, furniture looks more considered, and a plain sofa suddenly reads as styled. Hang it above a low sideboard, a console, or as a tall solo piece on a chalky off white wall where the gold can catch the

soft pink earth and quiet grazing cattle add warmth and a sense of open space to a room without shouting

a console or a bed with a plain headboard

the geometric shapes stop looking decorative and start working

or beside a bed where you want something gentle

and the bell tower gives the eye somewhere to land

Let the painting do the talking

Here's the trick: let the pizza slice cut through all that timber

A village stacks up the cliff in soft pink

so it works as a solo piece on a narrow wall

Walls that felt a bit blank suddenly feel intentional

Hang it at eye level in a living room or reading corner

A quiet kitchen or dining room finds a pulse