Edma in the Park by Berthe Morisot Art Print Color:Black or the wall above a

or the wall above a small writing desk

Hang it and the room starts to breathe — the deep blue water cools things down

table linens look more deliberate

so it sits well next to busy worktops

Avoid stacking it next to other bold posters — give it one wall

Edma in the Park by Berthe Morisot Art Print Color:Black or the wall above aBack in 1864, this garden portrait belonged to another kind of home quieter rooms, deeper greens, longer afternoons. Berthe Morisot's watercolour of her sister Edma, seated on a stone bench in dappled park light, brings a hushed, thoughtful mood into a room. It softens a sharp modern study and gives a quiet bedroom a sense of company. Hang it at eye level above a writing desk, a slim console, or a reading chair in the corner. It sits well with linen,