Dina Dankers
Digital artist
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Choose a format that suits the composition
Let the artwork guide your format choice. Vertical brushstrokes, like those in Pink 2 | Acrylic Brush Stroke Abstract, look balanced in a portrait format that follows the natural direction of the strokes. Portrait formats also work well in narrow wall spaces, between windows, or beside a doorway where width is limited.
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Bring red into calmer rooms
Looking to add energy to a quiet space? Red artworks lift neutral interiors with cream, beige or soft grey walls. Try Floral crown in a living room or hallway where its warm tones can bounce off natural wood and linen. The result feels welcoming without overwhelming the room.
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Pair red with warm neighbours
Red sings when grouped with colours from the same warm family. Combine it with terracotta, orange or brown tones in your room for a cohesive look. The blend of red, terracotta and tangerine in Floral crown shows how warm shades can sit side by side without competing for attention.
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