Art in the interior · Color, presence and harmony

From iconic portraits to impressionist gardens, decorative paintings give each room a unique light, depth and personality.

A decorative painting is not reduced to filling a wall: it organizes the atmosphere of an interior. The portrait creates a presence and concentrates the eye, like Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring. The golds and patterns of Klimt's Kiss bring warmth and preciousness. Van Gogh's sunflowers introduce solar energy, while Monet's pool opens a window of freshness and silence. The choice depends on the character of the room, the available light, the recoil distance and the colors already present. Van Gogh's sunflowers introduce solar energy, while Monet's pool opens a window of freshness and silence. The choice depends on the character of the room, the available light, the recoil distance and the colors already present. Van Gogh's sunflowers introduce solar energy, while Monet's pool opens a window of freshness and silence. The choice depends on the character of the room, the available light, the recoil distance and the colors already present. Van Gogh's sunflowers introduce solar energy, while Monet's pool opens a window of freshness and silence. The choice depends on the character of the room, the Decorative paintings notably compare The Girl with a Pearl Earring - Johannes Vermeer and The Kiss - Gustav Klimt. His reading favors drawing.

The right painting not only completes the decoration: it gives a center of gravity to the room and lastingly transforms the way of living in it.