Put bluntly, your living room can carry more soft green than it thinks. This one arrives quietly: dry golden grass, a worn sandy track, and a thin band of blue sea under a big open sky. Hung up, it does the job a window does the wall stops being a flat surface and starts having distance in it. Give it width. Above a three-seat sofa, a long sideboard or a low console is where it settles best, hung a little lower than eye level so the horizon sits where you see it from a chair. Pair it with linen, pale wood, rattan and cream stoneware. Don’t crowd it with busy pattern or hard black-and-white graphics they flatten the light straight out of it. On premium fine-art paper the sky keeps its soft, chalky finish.