Mirjam Duizendstra
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Combine teal and terracotta for warmth
Deep blues paired with warm earthy reds create a cosy, balanced feel in any room. Use this combination when you want depth without it feeling cold. The teal sky and burgundy details in Night City pair naturally with brown, beige or taupe furniture, tying the artwork into your existing interior.
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Choose a format that suits the wall
Format shapes how an artwork feels in a space. A portrait orientation draws the eye upward, ideal for narrow walls between doors or windows. A landscape format suits the space above a sofa or sideboard. Take a moment to measure your wall before you choose your size and material.
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Match calm scenes with restful rooms
Dreamy, story-like artworks work beautifully in bedrooms, reading corners or hallways where you want a quiet, settled mood. Their soft glow and gentle detail invite a closer look. A good example is Night City, whose calm night scene helps a room feel peaceful without going completely neutral.
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