Test it this way: if the hallway feels safe, size up. This is a print that rewards a bit of nerve — the cool blues and snowy whites need room to breathe, and a generous size is what turns it from poster to anchor.
On the wall, the room shifts cooler and calmer. The pale sky and snow open the space up, while the warm brown of the resort buildings stops it tipping icy. It reads as a winter scene without feeling seasonal.
It hangs well above a console in an entryway, behind a desk in a study, or on a long hallway wall where you walk past it daily. Eye-level works; slightly high also works given the vertical pull.
Pair it with oak or walnut, cream wool, leather, and warm metal fittings. A floor lamp or table lamp nearby will lift the cool tones in the evening.
What not to do: don't crowd it with other travel posters or busy patterned wallpaper. Let it sit on a quieter wall as the thing you look at. Printed on premium fine-art paper for a clean, crisp finish.