Her work covers diverse subjects from domestic interiors to natural scenes. In Still Life with Asparagus and Pewter Tankard, she demonstrates a clear focus on texture and light. She used a precise style that avoided the loose brushwork often seen in later movements. Her paintings like Oude oven in een bakkerij capture the utilitarian beauty of Dutch life. She often chose subjects that were overlooked, such as a simple oat chest or a bakery oven.

Modern collectors value the quiet realism in her paintings. Her still life works provide a sense of calm and order. Works like Stilleven met Chinese vaas en gedroogde zonnebloemen fit well in contemporary homes because they combine traditional Dutch skill with a clean aesthetic. Her paintings of the Oosterbeek woods offer a direct connection to nature and natural colours.