I love this website - I scanned a photo of my bedding and it suggested a fun, yet complimentary, colour that I ended up using as an accent (and that I love!) https://color.adobe.com/create/color-wheel/

amaze14 ....just tried out that website
Cool

Gorgeous piece!

Yes I really needed help with a paint color for my living room walls.

Ok, but we need more information. Are you decorating everything in you room around these pictures? What's your furniture, flooring, etc?

I too have been struggling with choosing my living room and stairway accent wall colors. I tested half a dozen colors but nothing "clicked."

Finally I realized (through many thoughtful comments I received on Houzz) that I needed to make more decisions about what was going to be IN the room, for example a rug and couch before a certain color would make sense. Have you made decisions on anything besides the artwork yet? You don't have to necessarily buy/ have them in the room yet, but if you have a sample/ swatches of the fabrics/ textures it will help you consider wall colors. I put together a small bag of swatches that I look with me to the paint store. And of course test colors on your wall once you have narrowed down the ones you like- times of day, south vs. north facing windows, and added lighting really do funny things to colors. At the paint store I always take the color cards outside with my samples to see how they look in natural light, and hold them under a table to see what they look like with a shadow.

I just came across this great article about choosing paint colors which you might find helpful:

http://www.mariakillam.com/are-you-waiting-for-your-paint-colour-to-propose/#comment-44868

Keep us posted on your progress, that's a very pretty piece of art!

I think that this art piece would look good on a dark wall ,if you like you could paint that wall a dark blue just like the one in he flowers and the other walls grey .

I would go with a soft green, not a dark color.

This art is very nice! They don't seem to be very large, I am guessing about 24" x 18".
Interior Affairs of Orange County believes that this art could look great on the walls in a few positions:
1. Vertically positioned one over the the other...on a more narrow wall
2. Horizontally positioned one over the other on a little bit larger wall
3. Vertically positioned at the same level with about 2-3" in between them
4. Horizontally positioned at the same level with about 2=3" in between them
5. They can be placed over something like a mid size height bookcase or buffet
6. I do like the idea of painting the wall either a light gray color for the background or darker background in the blue as I believe they will make a grander statement.
I hope this helps...
Vickie Daeley interior designer, Orange County, Interior Affairs.
www.interioraffairs.com