A solitary figure in a dark overcoat stands in a quiet room, their face replaced by a smooth mask with simple cut-outs. The space feels calm. Doors are left slightly open, a small cabinet holds a lone item, and a framed portrait gazes from the wall. Everyday details take on an eerie twist, inviting us to ponder what’s real and what’s imagined.

Create a feature wall inspired by Belgian Surrealism. Browse our René Magritte Treachery of Images poster range to complement this artwork with similar pieces.

We chose a palette of slate blue walls, warm timber flooring, and crisp whites. The layout balances strong vertical lines and a central focus, grounding a room with quiet tension. Soft lighting casts gentle shadows, keeping the atmosphere reflective rather than dark.

• Perfect for a study, hallway, or lounge.
• Works well with minimalist, contemporary, or mixed styles.
• Try it as a standout above a console or layered in a gallery wall.

This print comes in multiple sizes, making it easy to fit your space. Keen to learn more about the ideas behind works like this? Have a look at our article on Magritte and the extraordinary in the everyday. Pick your size and add a dash of surreal charm to your Kiwi home.