Edma in the Park by Berthe Morisot Canvas Print

Edma in the Park by Berthe Morisot Canvas PrintBack in 1864, this garden portrait belonged to another kind of home quieter rooms, deeper greens, longer afternoons. Berthe Morisot's watercolour of her sister Edma, seated on a stone bench in dappled park light, brings a hushed, thoughtful mood into a room. It softens a sharp modern study and gives a quiet bedroom a sense of company. Hang it at eye level above a writing desk, a slim console, or a reading chair in the corner. It sits well with linen,

and looks sharp against a soft neutral wall

Stretched over a wooden frame with a matte canvas surface that softens the deep red beautifully

Pair it with a rattan pendant

Skip pairing it with another loud kitchen print — let this one do the talking

console or low sofa — and let the gold ginkgo do the talking against painted walls

matt finish that suits a relaxed kitchen wall

Painterly skyscrapers in yellow

console or sideboard where there's room for it to breathe

Even the plaster in here starts looking expensive next to deep purple

Skip high-gloss black furniture

soft pink or mint textiles

The sun sits low behind wavy deep red hills