Paradis Perdu is a mimetic botanical universe: a floral camouflage where leaves and flowers arrange themselves with quiet elegance and modular rhythm, hiding and revealing under the gaze.
The lines recall fine, architectural engravings, inspired by ancient botanical mandalas from classical prints.
A pattern that evokes memory, stillness, and natural order, without ever seeking a literal representation of nature.
Designer: Magnus Gjoen.
In Paradis Perdu, Magnus Gjoen translates a layered visual narrative into wallpaper, born from the rediscovery of a rare book — the illustrated French translation of Paradise Lost, published in 1863 and enriched with 21 finely engraved plates.From one of these engravings emerges the digital fresco that defines the pattern: an allegorical scene, both revealed…
Paradis Perdu, designed by Magnus Gjoen for MaVoix, is born from the encounter between literature, engraving, landscape, and graphic gesture.Its starting point is a precious 1863 French edition of Paradise Lost — John Milton’s epic masterpiece — rediscovered by Gjoen at an antiquarian auction: 12 chapters, 21 engravings, a story of fall, desire, and fractured…
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