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Fifth Avenue Yellow Cabs Art PrintWhat's the hallway missing? Blue and yellow with some nerve. This loose New York watercolour drops a bit of city noise into a quiet corridor without shouting. The room reads warmer once it's up the yellow cabs catch the eye, the blue of the Empire State pulls the wall back, and the cream paper settles into off white walls without fighting them. Hang it at eye level above a console or slim bench, or use it to break up a long stretch of hallway. Pair

Put it up and the kitchen feels more lived-in

and modern character art will drown it out

the wall stops feeling like a backdrop and starts holding its own — the gold catches lamplight and the dark background pulls the eye in

It does the heavy lifting on a quiet wall without needing matching cushions or coordinated styling

It sits well with oak

with deep red

white painted woodwork

retro appliances

woodland friends or simple botanicals

This is Hilma af Klint's The Ten Largest IV from 1907 — a poster-style reproduction with a warm orange ground and big spiralling shapes in cream

and busy patterned wallpaper that fights the soft watercolour edges

Don't sit it next to a busy florally wallpaper or another loud landscape — give it clean wall space so the colour can breathe