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Boy with Butterfly Net by Henri MatisseOpen the curtains at mid morning; the viridian will handle the drama. Matisse's 1907 portrait of a red haired boy with a butterfly net brings three big, confident fields of colour into the room deep cobalt sky, viridian hillside, oxblood earth path and lets them do the work usually asked of paint, rugs and cushions combined. Hang it in a room you want to wake up: a study, a hallway you walk past every morning, a corner of the living room that has gone

or near the snack drawer

The deep blues and gold catch the lamps in the evening and pull a room together after dark

more painterly mood

Printed as a ready-to-hang canvas with a clean matte surface

scale decides whether the dining room wakes up

Hang it on a pale wall — chalky off-white

surrounded by loose pink blooms and green leaves — a Matisse-style museum poster with all the warmth of a holiday afternoon

Hang it where people actually eat

striped linen and simple white crockery

deep green and red pull warmth out of plain plaster

and the warm sand yellow pulls heat into cooler corners

Hang it where you slow down — above a sideboard in the dining room