Mirjam Duizendstra
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Combining warm and cool tones
Mixing warm and cool shades adds depth to a room. Try pairing deep teal and navy with soft terracotta or burgundy accents in cushions or throws. A good example is Night City, where the cool night sky and warm window glow create a balanced, layered feel.
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Pairing artworks with a brown and beige interior
Rooms built around brown, beige and taupe benefit from artworks that echo those earthy tones. Add a soft hint of blue or mauve through your choice of artwork to keep the look fresh. Stranded Vintage Original Poster fits naturally into this kind of warm, grounded interior.
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Hanging a bold portrait at eye level
Expressive portraits work best when they can hold their own wall. Hang them at eye level on a calm, uncluttered background so the colour splashes can breathe. A good example is Black & white with flower colour splash, where the pink, green and yellow accents stand out beautifully against a plain wall.
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