Blindfolded — After Frida Kahlo Art Print

Blindfolded — After Frida Kahlo Art PrintTry it above the sideboard; the vertical face will do the editing. One strong portrait does more work than a wall of small prints, and this one carries a room on its own. The wall stops feeling decorative and starts feeling considered. The soft blue background cools the room down, the warm skin and deep red lips bring it back up, and the loose brushwork keeps everything from looking too polished. Hang it in a living room, a study, or at the turn of a

Shades of blue and beige add a calm touch

Pairs well with glossy surfaces

slightly playful charge without losing its calm

neon brights and busy patterned wallpaper close by — they fight the soft brushwork

The glass is line-drawn

Skip the polished monochrome scheme — this one wants a little warmth around it

Useful in spaces that already have a lot going on — it gives them somewhere quieter to look

snug or bedroom — eye-level above a sofa

or a bedroom that can take a bit of colour

terracotta pots and pink or rust upholstery

The grainy risograph texture keeps everything soft

busy florals or saturated colour-block prints — they'll fight the quiet for attention