Marjolijn van den Berg
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Portrait and landscape formats are equally popular
Both portrait and landscape orientations work well for water and nature scenes, giving you flexibility to fit different wall spaces. Portrait suits narrow walls or spaces beside doorways, while landscape fills wider areas above sofas or sideboards. Choose the format that fits your available wall space best.
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Bring playful energy to family spaces
Artworks capturing movement and spontaneity suit rooms where family life happens - living rooms, hallways, or play areas. They add character without feeling formal or static. Playing with splash brings that sense of joyful action and works well in spaces where you want to encourage a relaxed, lively atmosphere.
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Position your artwork near natural light
Water-themed pieces work beautifully near windows or in rooms where daylight plays across the walls. The shifting natural light enhances the texture and depth of rain, splashes, and reflections. A good example is Rain down on me, where the raindrops and lush greens come alive with changing daylight throughout the day.
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