
Surrealist paintings, such as the works of Mariusz Lewandowski, characterized by their unsettling and dreamlike motifs, perfectly suit interiors with a distinctive character that highlights their unique aesthetics. Here are some examples of such interiors:
1. Modern and Minimalist Interiors
Surrealist paintings, with their intense symbolism and intricate details, create a striking contrast with the clean lines and neutral colors of modern interiors. These spaces emphasize the artwork as a central decorative element.
- Color Palette: White, gray, black, beige.
- Materials: Concrete, glass, steel, wood.
- Highlight: The painting as the focal point on a bare wall.
'Mirracle of creation' - available HERE
2. Industrial Interiors
The industrial style, with its raw, loft-like elements, pairs perfectly with the mysterious and somewhat dark ambiance of surrealist paintings. Their depth and ambiguity complement the aesthetic of industrial spaces.
- Color Palette: Rust tones, brick, graphite.
- Materials: Exposed brick, pipes, metal structures.
- Highlight: Paintings in heavy metal frames or frameless.
'Death meeting' - available HERE
3. Eclectic Interiors
Eclectic interiors allow for a mix of styles and decorations, making surrealist paintings an ideal fit. Their unique character adds an artistic flair to the space.
- Color Palette: Variable, depending on other decor elements.
- Materials: A mix of textures and materials – velvet, wood, glass, ceramics.
- Highlight: Paintings in ornate frames or as part of a gallery wall.
'Between dreams', 2015
4. Boho-Style Interiors
The boho style, with its relaxed and artistic vibe, encourages the presence of unconventional art pieces. Surrealist paintings add depth and sophistication to such spaces.
- Color Palette: Natural, earthy tones combined with vibrant accents.
- Materials: Handcrafted elements, wickerwork, plants, rugs with ethnic patterns.
- Highlight: Paintings displayed on shelves or leaned against walls.
'My melancholy' available HERE
5. Gothic or Dark Glamour Interiors
The dramatic aesthetic of surrealist paintings, especially those with dark palettes, harmonizes beautifully with gothic or dark glamour interiors.
- Color Palette: Black, burgundy, violet, gold, silver.
- Materials: Velvet, silk, marble, rich ornaments.
- Highlight: Paintings as the centerpiece on dark walls.
6. Galleries and Artistic Spaces
Surrealist paintings naturally thrive in spaces dedicated to art – galleries, artistic studios, or even large, open-plan creative office spaces.
- Color Palette: Neutral, to accentuate the artwork.
- Materials: Concrete, wood, glass.
Thanks to the universality of surrealism, these works can be seamlessly integrated into both raw, minimalist interiors and opulent, decorative settings. The key is to give the painting the right exposure, providing it with space to fully appreciate its artistic value.