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Portrait of Queen Tiye Canvas PrintWhat's the study missing? Deep blue with some nerve. This 19th century lithograph of Queen Tiye brings a quiet, scholarly weight to a room without going dark or heavy. The cream ground keeps things calm; the gold crown and red collar pull the eye in close. Hang it where you want a sense of history above a writing desk, in a hallway with warm afternoon light, or on a chalky off white wall in a reading corner. Pair it with dark wood, aged leather, linen

It softens hard tiled corners and gives a small room a sense of humour

The dark blue sea and bright pink and yellow buildings pull the eye straight to the wall

and looks confident on chalky off-white or warm putty walls

blue daisies and a hundred quieter blooms packed into one vertical view

a kids' room or a study where the wall could do with waking up

study or hallway where you want one decisive thing happening on the wall

Hang it where the room is doing less

one warm beige ground

Don't crowd it with other busy landscapes — give it room and let it do the talking

Skip the busy florals and the gallery-wall instinct here — this one wants to be seen on its own

It sits well alongside other Japanese woodblock work

and a table set for a slow afternoon