His work belongs to the genre of pronkstilleven, or ostentatious still life. Van Beijeren used a broad brushstroke that differed from the precise style of his contemporaries. He focused on the way light interacted with different textures. In Still Life with Lobster and Fruit, he captured the matte surface of grapes next to the reflective shell of a lobster. His compositions often appear casual. Items spill over the edges of tables or rest on crumpled cloths.

Modern collectors value these works for their technical skill and atmospheric quality. The muted tones and soft light make them suitable for contemporary interiors. Pieces like Stilleven met een verguld zilveren bekerschroef provide a sense of history. These prints offer a window into seventeenth-century Dutch material culture. They represent a specific moment in the Dutch Golden Age when art and commerce were closely linked.