Mirjam Duizendstra
Digital artist
Barber
Barber art puts hair, style and character in the spotlight. If that look speaks to you, you will find plenty of expressive portraits here.
Here, hair becomes flowers, feathers and collage. In bad hair day, a crown of red petals takes over the whole head. Soft, muted colours keep the mood dreamy, which suits a bedroom, living room or salon.
Each artwork is available as ArtFrame™, Canvas, Poster and more. Choose your size and material to make it personal.
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Build Your Colors Around One Accent
Start with a calm base of warm neutrals, then add one bright accent. Repeat that accent in a cushion or vase so the wall and the room feel connected. A good example is Rani, where taupe, beige and bronze tones are lifted by orange.
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Hang Two Artworks as a Pair
Hang two artworks side by side with a small gap, about the width of your hand, so they read as one group. Choose artworks that share colors, too. A good example is Rani next to 24 carat, which both use brown, bronze, beige and taupe.
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Choose a Room You Use Every Morning
Rooms where you get ready each day suit a light, playful mood. Try a bedroom, dressing area or bathroom wall. You will see the artwork every morning. A good example is MissMatch, with its flower crown, pastel background and sunglasses with two different patterns.
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How to style Barber art in your space
Barber artworks bring a calm, dreamy atmosphere to any interior, making them easy to combine with natural textures and soft decorative elements. The mysterious undertones work beautifully alongside woven baskets, linen cushions, or ceramic vases in similar earth tones. Create a gallery wall by mixing different formats and techniques from the collection - pair a painting with a photographic piece to add visual depth. Dried pampas grass or eucalyptus branches complement the warm brown and beige palette, while brass or wooden frames on surrounding shelves echo the collection's organic mood.
Where Barber art works well in your home
A bedroom is a good spot for Barber artworks, as the calm and dreamy moods support relaxation and restful moments. The warm brown, beige, and taupe tones create a cocooning effect that feels especially inviting when you're winding down in the evening. Hang a large-format Canvas above your bed to anchor the space, or place a ArtFrame™ on the wall opposite your nightstand where you'll see it first thing in the morning. The mysterious quality adds visual interest without overwhelming a room designed for rest.
Which colors from the Barber collection suit a Scandinavian interior
Barber artworks fit naturally into a Scandinavian interior, where the beige, taupe, and white tones align with the style's preference for soft neutrals and natural light. Use brown accents from the collection to add warmth to pale wood furniture and white walls - this contrast prevents the space from feeling too cool. A Poster in mauve introduces a subtle color moment that complements blush textiles or ceramic accessories. Pair these artworks with simple wooden frames in light oak or birch to maintain the clean, uncluttered aesthetic Scandinavian interiors are known for.