Rietje Bulthuis
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Choosing your format
Portrait and landscape formats are equally popular for the Tibet collection. A portrait format works well when you want to draw the eye upward, creating a sense of height and scale. A landscape format suits wider walls and creates balance above furniture like sideboards or sofas.
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Where to hang your Tibet artwork
Prayer flags and mountain peaks bring a sense of openness and calm to your space. These artworks work well in rooms where you want to create breathing space - think living areas, meditation corners, or hallways. The bright natural light in Buddhist prayer flags Himalaya suits spaces with good daylight.
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Working with mountain blues
High-altitude light creates distinctive blue tones that pair beautifully with natural materials. The blues and teals in Mount Everest basecamp complement stone, wood, and linen textures. Try pairing them with warm taupe or brown accents from your furniture to balance the cool mountain palette.
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