Oxblood Plume Poster

Deep burgundy fabric folds across the whole frame in long ribbed pleats, photographed up close by Robert Knapp. Everything stays inside one colour family, from wine red to almost brown, which gives the poster unusual depth for something so simple. The diagonal folds read as abstract rather than literal, and the mood is rich and a little theatrical. The upright format suits a living room wall, especially above a sofa in a room with warm neutrals already in place. Oak, sand-coloured textiles and black metal all sit well against the red.

Above a sofa or an armchair, the deep red could give a neutral living room a point of focus. The burgundy palette pairs nicely with oak, sand and camel textiles, and with black metal lighting. A natural oak frame keeps the red warm, while a dark-stained frame would make the whole thing more dramatic. Let it hang alone on its wall, since the colour is strong enough to carry the space by itself.