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Path Through Fields by Sekka Art PrintCall it calm if you want; we call it better walls. This is a faithful reproduction of Kamisaka Sekka's 1909 woodblock 'Path Through the Fields' a woman in a deep indigo kimono walking a quiet path between olive, cream and soft coral fields. Hang it in a bedroom, study or hallway and the room slows down a notch; the eye lands on the figure and stays there. Sits well above a low chest, a writing desk or a reading chair. Pair with pale oak, linen, paper

Avoid putting it next to anything fussy or busy — busy florals will fight it

It suits the wall between cabinets

It works above eye level on a tall wall thanks to the strong vertical of the building

Its vibrant red hues and playful message create a lively

The skiers bring it

Start with the sage green

white and warm grey of the birds pulls together with anything wood-toned in the room

The browns of the bears soften the wall

linen and cream tiles flatter it

the matte finish softens the type slightly and reads well in daylight

gingham tea towels

It works on its own and holds the wall without needing company