There’s a reason Kamisaka Sekka kept returning to the samurai figure; rooms still respond. Hung in a quiet hallway or small study, this 1920 woodblock piece pulls the eye to one warm focal point, with its deep red ground and crisp ink linework. The room feels more considered straight away. It sits well above a low console, a writing desk or at the end of a narrow corridor, framed by off-white walls and a little warm wood. Pair it with linen, stoneware and a single ceramic lamp. Don’t crowd it with busy pattern or another strong red let it be the loudest thing on the wall. Printed as canvas wall art, stretched over a wooden frame and ready to hang.