Kim Rijntjes
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Choosing between portrait and landscape
Both portrait and landscape formats are popular in this collection. Portrait works well above narrow console tables or in hallway spaces, while landscape suits wider walls like those above sofas or beds. Consider your wall dimensions and surrounding furniture to decide which format fits your room best.
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Pairing gray with warm accents
Gray tones create a calm foundation that pairs beautifully with warmer touches. The soft sage-green and beige hues in Glorious Splendor (1) work well alongside natural wood furniture or terracotta accessories. This combination brings balance without overwhelming your space, making it easy to layer textures and materials around a neutral base.
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Hanging height for atmospheric scenes
Artworks with horizon lines and open skies benefit from thoughtful placement. Hang pieces at eye level so the natural flow of the composition draws you in. A good example is Glorious Splendor (1), where the bird formation and sky gradient work best when viewed straight-on, creating a sense of depth and calm in your space.
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