Attersee by Gustav Klimt Art Print

When the living room feels over-arranged, this kind of quiet landscape helps. Klimt painted Lake Attersee in 1900, and the whole surface hums with tiny green and blue-grey brushmarks that seem to move like real water. Hung on a calm wall, it takes the temperature down without going cold, and gives the eye somewhere soft to land. It works well above a low sofa, a bed, or a reading chair, and sits easily on chalky off-white or pale grey walls. Pair it with pale oak, linen, brushed brass and soft ceramics. Avoid hanging it near loud pattern, hot primary colours or heavy dark wood — the piece needs a bit of quiet around it to do its job.