"Still Life with Quince and Physalis," canvas on stretcher, acrylic. 30*30 cm. Contemporary decorative painting with elements of naive/folk illustration and a light influence of pop art. The painting uses simplified volumes, clear contours, and a rich flat color palette, transforming familiar objects into decorative, emotionally charged symbols.

Dominated by rich turquoise-blue and warm orange-yellow tones; the strong contrast between cool and warm colors makes the painting bright and dynamic.
• Composition: thoughtful rhythm — the repeating "lanterns" of the physalis form a graphic pattern, the horizontal stripes of the tablecloth create direction and depth, and the tall vertical vessel balances the composition.
• Painting style: flat color spots with neat detailing, decorative spots of light and shadow; the work looks like an original illustration.
• Decorative atmosphere: the use of repetition, patterns, and simplified forms makes the painting more of an interior decoration than a documentary sketch.

 Mood: warm, cheerful, slightly playful. The painting evokes feelings of coziness and sunny cheerfulness, reminiscent of harvest, late summer or autumn with soft light and home warmth.
• Energy: positive, invigorating — thanks to the rich contrasting colors, it creates a sense of activity and a light celebration.
• Emotional emphasis: the painting lifts the mood, adds optimism and visual interest, while remaining calm due to its clear composition and balanced forms.

How it affects space and interior
• Bright accent: the painting easily becomes the focal point of the room — attracting the eye and setting the color palette for the rest of the space.
• Visual warmth: adds warmth to cold interiors (Scandinavian white, gray zones), making the space feel more "homey" and welcoming.
• Contrast and balance: in minimalist or monochrome interiors, it serves as an invigorating spot; in eclectic or boho interiors, it enhances decorativeness.
• Scale and placement: looks best at eye level in the living room area above a medium-height sofa, above the dining table, or in the kitchen corner — where its warm theme will be appropriate.
• Pairing tips: pairs excellently with light wood furniture, textiles in turquoise or terracotta tones, ceramics; on a dark turquoise or cream wall, the effect will be especially striking.

Practical recommendations for the buyer
• Lighting: directed warm spot lighting will emphasize texture and color; avoid direct sunlight to preserve color brightness.
• Frame: a thin wooden frame in a warm or neutral tone or no frame for a modern look — both options work well.
• Size and distance: hang so that the center of the painting is approximately at eye level — 150–160 cm from the floor, and leave some "breathing space" around it so the design can breathe.
• Neighboring objects: complemented by ceramic vases, woven or textile elements, potted plants; avoid overcrowding with small details nearby to maintain its status as the composition’s center.

This work is a bright, warm decorative accent that will enliven and warm any room, giving the interior a mood of home comfort and liveliness. If you are looking for a painting that will become the center of attention and lift your spirits every day, this work is an excellent choice.