Marjolijn van den Berg
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Choose your format to suit the space
Portrait and square formats are equally popular in this collection, giving you flexibility depending on your wall layout. Portrait works well on narrow walls or beside doorways, while square prints suit compact areas or gallery wall arrangements. Both formats help create visual balance in areas where people wait.
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Match mood to your room's purpose
Consider the feeling you want to create in your space. Calming and nostalgic imagery helps ease tension in professional environments, while powerful visuals make a confident statement. The joyful street scene in Montmartre impressions brings warmth and energy, ideal for creating a welcoming first impression in reception areas or consultation rooms.
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Hang artwork at seated eye level
In spaces where people sit for extended periods, position your artwork lower than the standard standing height - around 120 - 130 cm from the floor to the centre of the print. This ensures the piece remains engaging and visible from a seated position, creating a more comfortable and inviting environment for everyone.
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