Setup by Vilhelm Lundström Art Print swallows Berthe Morisot's garden scene brings

Berthe Morisot's garden scene brings loose brushwork

The earthy palette plays beautifully with neutrals

Skip it if your room leans dark and moody — this one wants daylight and pale walls to sing

Avoid placing it on a wall already crowded with strong pattern or competing colour — this one wants room to breathe

Setup by Vilhelm Lundström Art Print swallows Berthe Morisot's garden scene bringsSomewhere between Vilhelm Lundstrm and Bauhaus, this still life refuses to behave. Pillar box red leans on viridian, a lemon jug hovers over pencilled grey, and the whole arrangement holds its breath. Hang it where you want a room to wake up a side wall in the living room, a study above a pale oak writing desk, or a kitchen recess where mid morning light can do its work. Pair with tan leather, oat linen, brushed brass and a stoneware vessel or two;