There's a reason Hiroshige kept returning to snow scenes; rooms still respond. The deep night sky, soft snow and a flash of red shrine fencing bring quiet weight to a wall without darkening it. It earns its keep above a low sideboard, in a narrow hallway or beside a reading chair, where the figures with parasols give the eye something to wander over. Pair it with dark stained wood, linen, paper shades and stoneware in earthy tones. Plaster, off-white and warm beige walls let the snow read as snow. Avoid bright primary colours and busy modern patterns nearby; they fight the stillness. The wrapped edges suit a clean, unframed hang against a chalky wall.