Serene Pond Hideaway Art Print - Unframed

Serene Pond Hideaway Art Print

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Mountain Path by Hiroshige Art Print Oak

Shiojiri Pass by Hiroshige Art Print

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Augusta Lakeside Vista Art Print - White

Augusta Lakeside Vista Art Print

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Misty Lake with Magpie Art Print Oak

Misty Lake with Magpie Art Print

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Meadow Breeze Landscape Art Print - Brown

Le Paysage Meadow Breeze Art Print

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Mount Fuji Lake View by Hiroshige Art Print Oak

Katada Descending Geese by Hiroshige Art Print

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Alpenglow Peak & Still Lake Art Print Oak

Alpenglow Peak & Still Lake Art Print

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Mount Fuji Cherry Blossom Sunrise Art Print White

Mount Fuji Cherry Blossom Sunrise Art Print

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Sail on Still Water Art Print Brown

Sail on Still Water Art Print

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Yellow Shank by Audubon Art Print Brown

Yellow Shank by Audubon Art Print

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Lakeside Golf Serenity Art Print - Oak

Lakeside Golf Serenity Art Print

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Which lake scene suits your room

Short answers on size, framed or unframed, colour matching and where still-water scenes tend to sit best

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Which rooms suit calm lake wall art best?

Lake scenes work anywhere you want the mood to slow down. Bedrooms and living rooms are the obvious homes for them, but a still-water scene also softens a bathroom, a home office or a hallway that gets little natural light. Because the palettes tend towards soft blues, greens and warm neutrals, they sit comfortably with most existing décor rather than competing with it.

Should I choose a wide horizontal canvas or a square one?

Match the shape to the wall. A wide horizontal canvas echoes the natural line of a shoreline and is the easiest choice above a sofa, bed or console, where it fills the space without crowding it. Square or portrait formats suit narrower walls, stairwells and alcoves, or work well grouped in a pair. As a rule of thumb, aim for artwork roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture below it (for example, for a sofa about 210 cm (about 2.1 m) wide, choose artwork around 140 cm (about 1.4 m)).