Mirjam Duizendstra
Digital artist
Glasses
Glasses add instant character. A pair of sunglasses can transform a portrait into something bold, mysterious, or wonderfully playful. This collection celebrates faces with frames - portraits where eyewear becomes the defining detail.
From surreal compositions like MissMatch with its zebra-striped lenses and floral crown to minimalist black-and-white studies, these artworks blend fashion with expression. Rich color contrasts, layered textures, and unexpected details create pieces that work beautifully in modern, eclectic, or vibrant interiors.
Available as canvas, poster, ArtFrame™ and more - choose what suits your space.
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Brown and Taupe Anchor Your Palette
Earthy browns and taupes are the dominant colors in this collection, offering a grounded, versatile foundation for your interior. These shades pair effortlessly with both bold accent colors and softer neutrals. They suit warm, natural interiors as well as modern spaces with clean lines. Choose what fits your style.
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Hang at eye Level for Maximum Impact
Surreal portraits with detailed faces work best when hung at eye level, so you can fully appreciate the intricate details. Position the center of your artwork around 145 - 150 cm from the floor. This brings the facial features into your natural line of sight. For example, My fish pond reveals its dreamlike detail when viewed straight on.
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Pair Teal Tones with Warm Neutrals
Teal and turquoise shades add depth and character to your walls. Balance these cooler tones with warm beiges, taupes, or terracotta accents in your textiles or furniture. The combination creates a layered, inviting atmosphere. The underwater greens in Fanta sea work beautifully alongside natural wood or woven accessories.
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Which colors suit Glasses art in your interior
Glasses art in warm brown, taupe, and beige tones brings natural elegance to Scandinavian and minimalist interiors. These earthy shades create calm, grounded spaces that feel inviting without overwhelming. Add a splash of orange or teal to introduce playful energy - orange warms up neutral palettes beautifully, while teal offers a fresh, modern contrast. Pair brown-toned Glasses art with light wood furniture and linen textiles in a Scandinavian setting, or combine beige and teal pieces with clean lines and open space for a minimalist look.
Where to place horizontal Glasses art in your home
Horizontal Glasses artworks work beautifully above sofas, sideboards, and beds where they follow the natural line of your furniture. This format creates balance and draws the eye across the wall, making it ideal for living rooms and bedrooms. Hang your piece at eye level, with the center roughly 145 - 150 cm from the floor, to ensure comfortable viewing. If you're decorating a narrow hallway or compact dining area, a vertical format may suit the space better and guide the eye upward.
Styling vibrant Glasses art with complementary decor
Glasses art carries vibrant, playful, and powerful moods that deserve equally confident styling. Pair your artwork with bold ceramic vases, textured cushions in complementary tones, or greenery like fiddle-leaf figs to enhance the lively character. Create a gallery wall by mixing Glasses pieces with abstract prints or photography for dynamic visual interest. If you prefer a calmer approach, let one statement piece stand alone and surround it with neutral decor - white walls, natural wood, and soft textiles - so the artwork's energy takes center stage. Choose what matches your mood and refresh whenever you like.