His artistic approach relied on a restrained colour palette and soft lighting. In paintings such as The Spinner and Interior with Two Men by the Fire, he used thin applications of paint to build a quiet atmosphere. He avoided the heavy-handed symbolism common in his era. Instead, he presented scenes like Sentimental Conversation with a directness that focused on the interaction between characters.

Modern collectors appreciate the calm and balance found in his work. Pieces like The Mousetrap or A Mother Feeding Her Child provide a window into seventeenth-century domesticity without excessive ornamentation. These prints suit contemporary spaces because they offer a sense of stillness. His focus on ordinary tasks makes these works suitable for modern home decor.