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Birds are one of those subjects that work almost anywhere. They bring movement to a still wall, and they never feel heavy the way a big abstract can.

This collection runs wide on purpose. There are careful field studies of sparrows and a bald eagle, art deco cranes with a lot of gold, a rather smug penguin in a monocle, and a few Japanese bird studies done in soft ink. Some are quiet. Some are funny. A raven silhouette reads completely differently than a flock of pink flamingos, so it is worth thinking about the mood you want before the species.

• A single large bird print sits well above a sofa or bed, where the negative space around it can breathe.
• Small bird sketches look great in a set of three going up a stairwell or along a hallway.
• Pair a soft watercolor bird with warm wood tones. Save the bold graphic ones for white or dark walls.

If you are decorating a nursery, the gentler illustrations tend to age better than the cartoon ones. Have a look and see which one keeps pulling your eye back.