Harrie Muis
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Choose your format to match your wall
Portrait, square, and landscape formats are all popular in this collection. If you have a narrow wall beside a doorway or window, portrait works well. For a balanced look above a sideboard or sofa, square or landscape gives you more width to fill the space evenly.
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Pair soft pastels with natural textures
Soft pink, lilac, and turquoise tones create a calm, approachable feel. These colors work beautifully with light wood furniture, linen textiles, or pale walls. A good example is Skyline illustration province of Friesland in colour (11 stedentocht), where the pastel palette suits bright, airy interiors without overwhelming the room.
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Hang city scenes where they spark conversation
Photographs and illustrations with recognizable streets or landmarks draw people in. Place them in hallways, dining areas, or entryways where guests naturally pause. The red bicycle and canal setting in Leeuwarden - Groentemarkt invites closer inspection and works well in social spaces with good natural light.
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