Red Snapper and Bamboo by Hiroshige Art Print

Red Snapper and Bamboo by Hiroshige Art PrintFirst glance: deep red. Second glance: the snapper doing something smarter staring back with one wide eye while bamboo leaves drift behind it. A quiet cream wall gains a focal point, but the room stays calm because everything around the fish is restful: green leaves, a few brushstrokes of calligraphy, and lots of empty space. Hang it in a kitchen, dining room or entryway where you want one strong shot of colour against pale walls. It works beside oak

with framing options in real wood if you want the finished look

Hang it where people slow down — by the bed

Pair it with painted dressers

mirrored surfaces and warm pink textiles

pale wood looks more relaxed

soft pinks and chalky off-whites

It's the sort of piece that makes guests step closer to find their favourite

this piece invites a sense of calm and sophistication into your space

behind a bed

one of the Cinque Terre villages

and one or two terracotta pots with real plants

saturated colour — they'll fight the soft watercolour mood