For a living room full of curves, this portrait brings the check. Henri Matisse painted Lady in Blue in 1937 a seated woman in a sweeping blue robe, white ruffle and warm red backdrop, painted with that loose, confident Fauvist hand. On the wall it does the heavy lifting: pulls the eye, anchors a sofa, sharpens a quiet room. Hang it above a low sideboard, in a hallway, or as the single piece on a chalky off-white feature wall. Pairs well with deep blue or red velvet, brass fittings, oak or walnut, and warm cream linen. Don’t crowd it with other figurative work or busy florals this one needs room to speak.