Studio Allee
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Choosing your format
Portrait and square formats are both popular this season, giving you flexibility depending on your wall space. Portrait works well on narrow walls or between windows, while square formats suit compact spaces like hallways or above consoles. Both options let you find what works for your room.
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Placement ideas
Low perspectives draw the eye upward and add depth to your walls. Placing artwork with upward-looking compositions at eye level or slightly below creates a sense of space and openness in smaller rooms. A good example is Dutch Tulips, where the ground-level viewpoint brings energy to compact areas.
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Pairing with your room
Soft pastel tones bring a spring feel to quieter spaces in your home. The gentle pink and red hues in Tulips in white vase work beautifully in bedrooms or reading corners, where calm colours help create a relaxed atmosphere. Consider rooms where you want a fresh, seasonal update without bold contrast.
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