Marjolijn van den Berg
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Hang artwork at seated eye level
In waiting areas, most visitors will view your walls while sitting down. Position your artwork so the centre sits at approximately 120 cm from the floor - slightly lower than standard hanging height. This creates a more comfortable viewing experience for seated guests and helps the space feel more welcoming and thoughtfully designed.
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Consider the view from multiple seats
Your waiting area likely has seating on different walls or angles. Choose artwork that reads clearly from various positions - strong compositions with defined focal points work best. The architectural perspective and warm colour palette in Montmartre impressions remain engaging whether viewed straight-on or from the side, making it suitable for multi-angle spaces.
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Pair with professional spaces beyond reception
Waiting room artwork doesn't need to stay in the lobby. These pieces work equally well in consultation rooms, staff lounges, or corridor spaces where a welcoming yet professional atmosphere matters. The powerful mood in F-16 formation close-up aerial view suits office environments where confidence and precision are valued, while maintaining visual interest for repeat visitors.
AnthiStylist & Customer service
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