Color does the main work here. A print like this is noticed first and sets the mood of the room, so the question is not which motif is nicer but how much attention the wall can afford to give away.
Saturated images need a quiet background. A white or soft grey wall lets the color carry; against a colored wall or patterned wallpaper the two compete and both lose.
The motif decides the place. Expressive portraits look back at you, so they work where the eye catches them briefly — a hallway, a work corner, the stairs. Abstract forms and blocks of color are calmer, which makes them the better choice where people sit for hours: a living room or a bedroom.
Every print is made on heavyweight matte paper. It does not glare from any angle, and the matte surface keeps the colors saturated without letting them shout.
Choosing for a living room? Read our guide: Wall Art Prints for the Living Room: The Complete Guide.
Same designs in other formats: modern canvas prints and modern framed prints.
