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Follow the artist’s lead and add drama to a domestic setting – graphic fabrics are a key motif.

(Image credit: Photography - Simon Bevan, Styli)

Play with scale and form by contrasting rigid geometric shapes with fluid, organic lines.

(Image credit: Photography - Simon Bevan, Styli)

Take your cue from pop-art style and introduce pretty pastel shades to a strictly neutral scheme.

(Image credit: Photography - Simon Bevan, Styli)

Reimagine Hockney’s love of sun-kissed Californian settings with this punchy palm-tree print.

(Image credit: Photography - Simon Bevan, Styli)

Splash your space with trademark blocks of colour in a refreshing palette of chalky sorbet hues.

(Image credit: Photography - Simon Bevan, Styli)

Echo the painter’s passion for cubism with edgy geometrics – patterned ceramics keep things playful.

(Image credit: Photography - Simon Bevan, Styli)

Make an artistic impression with a papered, colourwashed wall. Ground the look with tonal blues.

(Image credit: Photography - Simon Bevan, Styli)

For an abstract take on painterly style, this wallpaper print leaves the brushmarks clearly defined.

(Image credit: Photography - Simon Bevan, Styli)

Add a West Coast feel to window shutters by decking them out in a breezy, seaside shade.

(Image credit: Photography - Simon Bevan, Styli)

Stripe it rich with a bold and zingy wallpaper – primary colours work perfectly on furniture too.

(Image credit: Photography - Simon Bevan, Styli)

Recreate the shimmering effect of a sun-dappled pool with chic glazed tiles. Now dive right in…

(Image credit: Photography - Simon Bevan, Styli)

Photography ⁄ Simon Bevan

Styling ⁄ Hannah Franklin

Livingetc

Shining a spotlight on the now and the next in home design and decor, Livingetc is the UK's best selling high end and contemporary home design magazine. As a brand, Livingetc showcases the world's very best homes, breaks and makes the trends, and has access to leading international designers for insight and ideas. It was first published in 1998, and is currently edited by Pip Rich. 

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