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Casa Luis Barragan Mexico 1948Casa Luis Barragn, Mexico 1948 captures one of the most iconic spaces in modern architecture, where colour, light and form do all the work. Framed in natural Tasmanian oak, it adds warmth and structure to the piece, giving it a clean, gallery style finish that sits effortlessly in a living room or larger space. Calm, architectural and quietly striking, it grounds a room without overpowering it. About your print: Printed on 240gsm archival gicle paper

The purple sits somewhere between blue and mauve depending on the light

Together they create a kitchen or dining room wall that feels like it should have an espresso and a view of the sea to go with it

confident and completely unhurried

Monochrome by Yves Klein is a beautifully considered piece — art that earns its place on your wall and rewards daily living

For living rooms and dining rooms that want sustained warmth with genuine depth — the kind of painting that makes a room feel different when it's in it

still as urgent and vivid as ever

The Golden Pheasant is among his most celebrated works: technically staggering

The seven-pointed star has spiritual significance across multiple traditions

entirely relaxed about it

Isamu Noguchi spent his career dissolving the boundary between sculpture and furniture

it gives the piece structure without taking away from the colour

Blue Orchard by Paul Klee is a beautifully considered piece — art that earns its place on your wall and rewards daily living

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