Mirjam Duizendstra
Digital artist
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Where to hang your artwork
A single stem and bloom draw the eye upward, making this artwork ideal for narrow wall spaces. Hang it in hallways, next to doorways, or between windows where vertical compositions feel natural. A good example is The butterfly and the flower, which works beautifully in spots where you want calm without overwhelming the space.
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Which room suits your artwork
Dreamy, delicate imagery brings a sense of calm to bedrooms and reading nooks where you want to unwind. The soft, tranquil atmosphere in The butterfly and the flower also works well in bathrooms or dressing areas - spaces where a gentle, unhurried mood feels right. Choose rooms where you naturally slow down and take a breath.
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Working with earthy tones
Neutral backdrops let natural colors shine without competing for attention. Pair beige or soft gray walls with wooden frames or linen textures to create a cohesive, grounded look. The warm beige and olive green tones in The butterfly and the flower blend seamlessly with natural materials like rattan, jute, or untreated wood.
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