Purple

Plum, mauve, aubergine, and desaturated lilac tones.
Violet embodies introspection, symbolic tension, and a noble, spiritual hue.
Often used in enigmatic or nocturnal patterns.

  • Universo Malva | Wallpaper

    Universo Malva is a wallpaper designed by Marika Tardio for MaVoix, transforming space into an imaginary, poetic map.A hand-illustrated pattern populated by abstract birds, mysterious keys, moons with eyes, symbolic flowers, and gentle stars — all rendered with a delicate, refined line, suspended in a dreamlike narrative. The drawing unfolds without visual hierarchy, following a…

  • Alchemici Lilla Orchidea | Wallpaper

    Alchemici Lilla Orchidea is a wallpaper designed by Marika Tardio for MaVoix, conceived as a visual constellation of symbols and archetypes.An imaginary archive that gathers forgotten codes, secret forms, and universal signs — eyes that watch, flowers that never fade, ritual serpents, keys, lips, flames, and totems — all arranged in a meticulous grid of…

  • Vampa Magnetica | Wallpaper

    In Vampa, Studio Lievito reinterprets the soul of wood, transporting it into a new visual dimension.Natural veins, traditionally bound to static materials, are transformed into decorative rhythm and graphic vibration.The wood flames become lines of fire, impulses, and organic currents multiplying across the surface like a sensory map. This wallpaper amplifies and heightens.The forms, generated…

  • Rampicante Buganvillea | Wallpaper

    In the Rampicante design, artist Antonio Barbieri translates natural organicity into a synthetic graphic language, merging formal analysis, technology, and poetic vision.The pattern originates from 3D scans of real botanical elements, digitally reworked into structural filaments: stems, flowers, and buds intertwine in a filiform, ethereal, modular composition. Here, nature is not represented but extracted and…

  • Fontana Orchidea Cupa | Wallpaper

    Fontana is a visual statement on the power of form.Designed by Marika Tardio for MaVoix, this wallpaper transforms the decorative object par excellence — the classical pitcher — into a modular unit, a serial subject, a silent yet commanding presence.The pattern repeats and multiplies like a graphic obsession, generating rhythm, breath, and visual structure. As…