




Uitbundige bloei by Irene Sijnesael brings the energy of a flowering garden into your home. Red and white flowers, fresh greens and small touches of yellow and pink move freely across a light background. This original, one-of-a-kind mixed-media painting with acrylic paint measures 100 cm high × 120 cm wide and is supplied unframed.
An original, one-of-a-kind artwork by Irene Sijnesael.
An expressive floral composition with vibrant colours and a light background.
Mixed media with acrylic paint.
Measures 100 cm high × 120 cm wide.
Complements light modern, warm bohemian and contrasting Japandi interiors.
In Uitbundige bloei, flowers seem to break free from a garden and find their own direction. A large red flower draws the eye on the right, while white petals and areas of red on the left balance the composition. Fine, winding green lines connect the shapes, giving the painting a sense of freedom and movement.
The light, creamy background leaves breathing space between the flowers. This keeps the painting airy despite its bold reds. Yellow, fresh green and small pink accents add variety. Up close, the visible paint texture and the contrast between generous areas of colour and fine lines stand out; from a distance, they come together as a lively floral scene.
The work brings a feeling of summer energy into your home. The flowers remain recognisable, yet their loose interpretation leaves room for your own associations.
This painting is created using mixed media with acrylic paint. Bold brushstrokes, visible texture and finer lines alternate throughout the composition. Together, they give the flowers both volume and movement, making the surface part of the experience.
Uitbundige bloei is an original, one-of-a-kind work and is supplied unframed.
Irene Sijnesael paints with a pronounced love of colour, light and the imaginative interpretation of flowers. Her work moves between romantic, recognisable forms and a looser, more abstract approach. Flowers appear as living shapes, with petals, stems and backgrounds coming together to create a world of colour.
She works layer by layer, allowing the moment to guide her painting. Light, space, form and colour determine how each composition develops. Within her artistic practice, she uses various techniques and materials, including palette knives and spray paint, to bring depth and spontaneity to her work.
Her paintings evoke personal dream gardens: sometimes gentle and restrained, sometimes exuberant and full of contrast. With its flowing lines and vibrant flowers, Uitbundige bloei reflects her love of joy, colour and imagination.
In the light interior image, Uitbundige bloei is given a calm setting. The Cyprus White wall echoes the painting’s pale background, allowing the red flowers and green lines to stand out. A cream sofa, a round table with a natural stone appearance and woven textures soften the overall effect.
This combination suits a modern interior with natural influences. Keep the larger surfaces understated and use a single reddish-brown cushion to connect the room with the painting. A wooden chair with woven detailing, understated ceramics and green branches add character without taking over. Choose soft, diffused lighting to maintain this gentle atmosphere in the evening.
In the bohemian interior, the painting’s red tones reappear throughout the room. Medici Red provides the colour reference for the accessories: cushions, a throw and red ceramics connect the floral composition with the surrounding space. The light wall gives the artwork room to breathe.
A substantial wooden table, rattan lighting, a carved cabinet and a patterned rug create a warm, personal setting. An existing wooden cabinet or a much-loved vintage chair can also find its place in this concept. Combine different textures while keeping the palette centred on red, natural tones and green. This creates a sense of cohesion, even when furniture and accessories come from different periods.
Against the dark Cornwall Black wall, Uitbundige bloei creates a striking contrast. The painting’s light background stands out clearly, while the red flowers draw attention to the work. The dark wall gives the artwork a strong presence within the room’s architecture.
Warm wood, vertical slats, a low cabinet and a light sofa bring calm to this Japandi concept. A round pendant light with a paper-like appearance and a few simple ceramic objects soften the clean lines. Keep accessories to a minimum and repeat the red in just one cushion or a few branches. This allows the artwork to remain the focal point while keeping the room balanced.
Let the painting guide your colour choices. Choose one or two shades from the work and repeat them in different places, such as a cushion and a vase. There is no need to include every flower colour: the quieter parts of the interior give the composition room to breathe.
Before hanging the painting, consider how its 120 cm width and 100 cm height relate to your sofa, cabinet and available wall space. Use painter’s tape to mark out its dimensions temporarily on the wall. Assess the position both standing up and from your favourite seat, leaving enough clear wall around the work.
A wooden piece of furniture with visible grain, a vase with a timeworn surface or an armchair you already own can strengthen the room’s personal character. Start with what you have and add thoughtfully chosen pieces that connect the colours and shapes.
The three interior images show how the setting changes the way the same painting is experienced. Cyprus White provides a light foundation that echoes the artwork’s background. Medici Red connects the red flowers with warm accents in the room. Cornwall Black creates a bold, dark surround for the light composition.
Would you like to use one of these colours on a wall? View the colour sample beside the painting and your existing materials at different times of day. Use the interior images as inspiration; lighting and screen settings affect how colours appear.
Title: Uitbundige bloei.
Artist: Irene Sijnesael.
Technique: mixed media with acrylic paint.
Type: original, one-of-a-kind artwork.
Height: 100 cm.
Width: 120 cm.
Frame: supplied unframed.
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Is Uitbundige bloei an original painting?
Yes, Uitbundige bloei is an original artwork by Irene Sijnesael. It is a one-of-a-kind piece, not a reproduction.
Which technique was used for this painting?
The work was created using mixed media with acrylic paint. The composition features both bold paint strokes and texture, alongside fine lines.
What are the dimensions, and is the painting supplied framed?
The painting measures 100 cm high × 120 cm wide. It is supplied unframed.
Which Decoration Paint colours complement Uitbundige bloei?
Cyprus White suits a light, calm interior, while Cornwall Black creates a strong contrast with the painting’s pale background. Medici Red connects with the red flowers and provides a suitable colour reference for warm accents. The best choice depends on your lighting, furniture and desired atmosphere.
Can I view the painting before purchasing it?
Viewings are arranged personally. Please contact us to discuss the options for viewing Uitbundige bloei. You can also purchase directly and collect the painting from Pot Interieur in Axel; collection is by appointment.
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