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Golden Pheasant by Ito JakuchuIt Jakuch was an 18th century Japanese painter who spent 30 years producing a monumental series of 30 hanging scrolls depicting birds, plants, and insects with obsessive detail and vivid colour. Largely forgotten after his death, he was rediscovered in the 20th century and is now considered one of the great eccentrics of Japanese art. The Golden Pheasant is among his most celebrated works: technically staggering, visually spectacular, and completely

Scandinavian design earned its reputation by doing more with less — clean lines

Over 150 years later

Monochrome by Yves Klein is a beautifully considered piece — art that earns its place on your wall and rewards daily living

and sits naturally alongside more literal Matisse prints or as a standalone statement

Verve was the Parisian art magazine that commissioned Matisse to design its covers from the early 1940s onward — a collaboration that gave him the freedom to experiment with pure colour and flat form at a time when painting had become physically difficult

This exhibition poster comes from one of Matisse's major retrospectives — the kind of show that draws queues around the block and reminds people why he matters

Sunshine and Surf Australia Travel captures the golden age of travel in bold graphic art — a timeless tribute to a destination that deserves to be on your wall

Cloister by Helen Frankenthaler is a beautifully considered piece — art that earns its place on your wall and rewards daily living

This exhibition print from a major retrospective captures Moore at his most monumental: a piece for anyone who wants art that has genuine physical authority

This gallery wall set is built on that principle: works that use restraint as a tool

He called it the colour of the void

and looking exactly like what it is — a blueprint for a more considered world

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