His work often focuses on quiet, everyday observations. In pieces like Lanschap met een paard en een slapende vrouw, Koedyck avoids the dramatic tropes of Baroque art. He prefers a muted colour palette and a clear sense of space. The figures in his compositions are often caught in moments of stillness or rest. This approach creates a sense of calm that is characteristic of late Dutch Golden Age genre painting.

Modern collectors value Koedyck for his ability to capture silence. His prints offer a neutral aesthetic that complements contemporary interior design. The small details in his work invite close inspection without overwhelming a room. These pieces provide a connection to the Dutch tradition through a lens of domestic peace and rural simplicity.