Mirjam Duizendstra
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Combine teal and terracotta with warm neutrals
Deep teal paired with terracotta and burgundy feels rich without going dark. To keep the mood soft, balance these tones with the beige and taupe already common in this collection. A good example is Night City, whose night-sky teal and warm red accents settle nicely against linen, oak, and cream walls.
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Pair muted artworks with calm rooms
Quiet, low-contrast artworks suit spaces where you want to slow down. Anthracite, beige, and grey tones blend easily into bedrooms, reading corners, and home offices without overwhelming the room. A good example is Stranded Vintage Original Poster, which pairs well with natural wood, linen textures, and soft lighting for a grounded, restful feel.
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Pick a format that suits the scene
Format choice depends on what you want to highlight. Portrait formats give close-up subjects more presence, while landscape formats let layered scenes breathe. For a detailed hillside view like Night City, a wider landscape print helps you take in every house and rooftop. Choose your size and material to suit your wall.
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