Marja van den Hurk
Mixed-media artist
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Make a statement in your dining room
The bold contrast and vibrant colours in Heinen Delft Blue Vase and Tulips Still Life work particularly well in dining spaces, where art becomes part of the conversation. The dark backdrop draws focus to the piece, especially on lighter walls. Position it at eye level when seated for the most engaging view during meals.
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Portrait and square formats are equally popular
The portrait and square formats are the most chosen shapes for this collection. Portrait works well above narrow furniture like consoles or in hallways, while square pieces suit symmetrical wall arrangements. Choose the format that fits your wall space and the furniture beneath it.
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Pair teal and grey tones with natural materials
The muted teal and grey palette in Still life in Japandi style pairs beautifully with natural textures like linen, rattan, or light wood. These combinations create a calm, grounded atmosphere. Add a few warmer accents in beige or taupe to soften the cool tones and bring balance to your room.
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