Before anyone mentions William Morris, notice what the gold does to dark woodwork. The black background sinks into the wall and the gold tree line lifts forward, so a quiet corner suddenly has depth.
It brings drama without noise. The print holds a wall on its own and gives a room a proper focal point in the evening once the lamps are on.
Hangs well in a hallway, a study, above a sideboard, or on a darker feature wall behind a desk or reading chair.
Pair it with dark wood, brass, deep green or navy walls, linen, and stoneware. Old books, antique mirrors and a single warm lamp work in its favour.
Keep other patterns quiet nearby — busy florals will fight it. On a fine-art paper print, an oak or black frame holds the gold best.