Peter Bartelings
Photographer
Jordaan
The Jordaan captures Amsterdam at its most intimate. Narrow canals reflect gabled houses, bicycles lean against bridges, and tree-lined streets hum with quiet life. It's a neighbourhood that feels timeless yet alive.
These artworks translate that character into visual warmth - weathered brick facades, the soft glow of streetlights on wet cobblestones, reflections dancing across the Prinsengracht. In calm moods and nostalgic tones, they suit interiors that value authenticity over statement pieces. Works like The most beautiful canal houses of the Brouwersgracht in Amsterdam celebrate the UNESCO-listed beauty of the Brouwersgracht, while black-and-white compositions honour classic Dutch perspective.
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Choose what suits your wall space
Cityscape scenes work in various room sizes and layouts. Vertical compositions fit narrow walls between windows or doors, while horizontal formats suit spaces above sofas or sideboards. Think about the wall you're decorating and choose a shape that complements it. Order your preferred size in just a few steps to match your interior.
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Balance bold colors with calm surroundings
Vibrant, graphic illustrations stand out best against neutral backdrops. Pair teal, pink, and burgundy hues with white or light grey walls to let the colors shine without overwhelming your room. Keep surrounding decor simple - think plain cushions or wooden shelving. A good example is Amsterdam Westerkerk, which brings energy to minimalist interiors.
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Create a cozy corner with warm tones
The pink, burgundy, and coral tones bring warmth to any room. These shades work beautifully with natural wood furniture or soft textiles like linen curtains and wool throws. They also pair well with brass or copper accents. For a welcoming feel, try Christmas in Amsterdam in your hallway or living space.
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Where Jordaan art works well in your living room
Jordaan art works well in your living room, where its nostalgic mood encourages calm moments and reflection. The collection's blend of photography, painting, and digital art brings character to spaces where you unwind after a long day. Black and white pieces anchor a seating area with understated elegance, while touches of blue and brown add warmth without overwhelming the room. This collection suits living rooms that value atmosphere as much as aesthetics.
Colors in the Jordaan collection that suit Scandinavian interiors
The Jordaan collection pairs naturally with Scandinavian interiors through its restrained palette of grey, white, and brown. These earthy tones complement light wood furniture and clean lines without competing for attention. Black and white pieces add graphic contrast against pale walls, while blue accents introduce subtle depth to minimalist spaces. Combine grey artworks with natural textiles and simple ceramics to maintain the balance Scandinavian style is known for, keeping the focus on calm and functionality.
Choosing the right format for Jordaan artworks
Jordaan artworks adapt to different wall spaces depending on the format you choose. Horizontal pieces work well above sideboards or sofas, filling wider areas with balanced compositions that guide the eye across the scene. These formats suit walls where you want gentle movement rather than dramatic height. If your space has a narrow wall beside a doorway or between windows, a vertical format often fits better, drawing attention upward without crowding the surrounding furniture or architecture.