Multicolor Abstract Paintings
13 original works in this hue: each multicolor painting is hand-painted, one of a kind.
Discover our collection of multicolor abstract paintings, blending modernity and creativity. These modern abstract paintings, handmade by the artist Régine Gardan, harmoniously mix vibrant tones to enliven your decor. Perfect for adding energy and originality, each multicolor painting is a unique work that elevates contemporary interiors.
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Créativité
670 €
Idylle
825 €
Écosystème
520 €
Régine Gardan
An Award-Winning Artist, 1964 - 2018
- 25+years of painting
- 200+hand-painted canvases
- 35+exhibitions
- 14awards & honours
Grande Barrière De Corail
500 €
Big Bang
520 €
Poisson Clown
390 €
Nirvana
625 €
Rêve Idyllique
950 €
Feu D’Artifice
665 €
Dimensions
465 €
Illusion
520 €
Montagne Des 7 Couleurs
730 €
Phénix
390 €Multicolour, The Signature Of Vitamin of Colors
If one collection had to tell the whole universe of Régine Gardan, it would be this one. The multicolour canvases are concentrates of life: red lives next to turquoise, yellow runs through violet, and the whole holds together through that sense of harmony only an artist’s hand can give. It is exactly the spirit of our name: vitamins of colours for the home.
Science confirms it, too: chromatic variety stimulates joy and energy more than any single shade.
For Whom, For Where?
Multicolour is made for the rooms we want alive: a family living room, a convivial dining room, a creative space. On a neutral wall, a single multicolour painting replaces an entire decor: it brings rhythm, light and personality all at once. In a large format, the effect is spectacular.
Good news for the undecided: a multicolour work goes with every interior, since it already contains every colour. It echoes a yellow cushion, a blue armchair, a pinkish rug, and never goes out of style.
Every multicolour painting is a unique, signed piece, delivered with its certificate of authenticity. Pick your vitamin.
Original Artwork Or Reproduction: What Really Changes
| Original artwork (oil on canvas) | Industrial reproduction | |
|---|---|---|
| Texture | Real relief of the pigments, light catches the surface differently through the day | Flat surface, identical look whatever the light |
| Uniqueness | One of a kind: a single one in the world, yours | Mass-produced, thousands of identical copies |
| Authenticity | Signed by the artist, certificate of authenticity included | No original signature, no certificate |
| Over time | Oil paint lasts for generations and can be passed on | Wears out and gets replaced like a decor item |
| What you own | The real work of an artist, with its story | A licensed printed image |
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What Colour Goes With Everything?
Neutrals (off-white, grey, beige and greige) go with almost every colour, which makes them good wall colours for a very colourful painting. Natural wood plays the same role in furniture. Around a multicoloured canvas, this calm backdrop lets the colours of the work converse with one another.
2. What Colours Don't Go Together?
No combination is forbidden; some simply call for restraint: two bright colours of the same intensity, such as a saturated red and green over equal areas, compete for the eye. The solution lies in proportion: one dominant colour, a second in support, a third as an accent. On a multicoloured canvas, the artist has already found that balance for you.
3. Which 2 Colours Go Best Together?
The safest pairings combine a colour with a neutral, such as blue and white or green and beige. The most vibrant bring together two complementary colours, blue and orange, red and green, yellow and purple, which reinforce each other. In between, colours that sit next to each other on the colour wheel, such as blue and green, create a gentle harmony.
