It is a given: the diversity of art is particularly great. Abstract or figurative, romantic or just exciting, exuberant or minimalistic, the number of art movements is almost impossible to count, but within each movement there is also a great deal of diversity. That is a good thing, because art lovers have the same thing in common: everyone has his or her own preferences. In order to meet the wishes of our customers in the broadest possible way, Art Gallery looks for the best artists on every level and then brings them together in our showroom. This luxurious and inspiring environment is like a gallery with a living room atmosphere. Art is often colour or a play of colours. By playfully using specific colours, you can add something extra to your interior. You create a different atmosphere, bring a different feeling in the room. You can consciously look for a certain tension, but you can also opt for harmony or, in fact, a serene rest. That is why I like to help you make the right choice, to look for a  work of art that fits into your interior and that is a translation of the atmosphere you want to evoke. Because the styles of the artists at Art Gallery are so diverse and also the use of colour, I have developed a new concept: a colour chart of the artwork. This works as follows: Imagine you have bought a painting in which different shades of blue dominate.

 Then you will look for a second painting, from another artist, but appropriate to the first work. Thanks to the colour chart of the artist making a painting that meets that requirement: in a different (his or her own) style, but in keeping with the various shades of blue. You enrich your interior with two unique, different works that nevertheless form a whole. Unity in diversity. Would you like to get inspiration in our showrooms, know more about the different artists and the power of colour? The Art Gallery is located on the first floor of Pot Interieur. Every Sunday I am present to advise and guide you, during the week by appointment.

 
an artistic greeting,
Brenda Baart