The Ten Largest, No. 7 by Hilma af Klint Canvas Print

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The Ten Largest, No. 7 by Hilma af Klint Canvas Print'Too safe,' said nobody standing in front of mustard yellow. Hilma af Klint painted this in 1907, decades before abstract art was supposedly invented, and it still throws the room forward. Put it up and the walls stop being background. Quiet rooms get a centre. Beige rooms get a reason to be there. Hang it in a living room, a wide hallway, or above a writing desk where you actually want to think. Pair it with oak or walnut, plaster walls in warm off

or a hallway that needs a single confident moment rather than a busy one

plus a smiling pot of pasta in the middle

rattan and white linen close by

Hang it above the desk at eye-level

Stoneware in earth tones sits beautifully nearby

Rooms that have gone a bit safe wake up around it

Brass hooks and warm lamplight only flatter it

Put it on the wall and the room picks up energy without going loud

Brass or black hardware both work

cream linen and the odd mustard cushion

a plain sofa starts to look intentional

hard graphic prints or strong navy will flatten the softness