MaVoix collaborates with a selected group of contemporary artists and designers, each with a clearly defined visual identity, enriching the collections with diverse languages that remain coherent with the brand’s DNA. Here are some of the key collaborators:

• Studio Lievito

Studio Lievito was founded in Florence in 2012 by Francesco Taviani, Laura Passalacqua, and Jacopo Volpi. Their approach blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary techniques, aiming to redefine the codes of production. Their design practice overturns conventions through simple, witty gestures.

For MaVoix, Studio Lievito develops wallpapers that reinterpret the materials of living through optical illusions and graphic overlays. Surfaces that become visual worlds. Their reference to illusion and material hybridization is perfectly aligned with MaVoix’s narrative and experimental ethos.

• Magnus Gjoen

Magnus Gjoen is an international artist based between London and Florence, whose work blends historical elements with contemporary pop aesthetics. His works are part of collections such as the Haifa Museum of Art, and he collaborates with international brands and institutions.

His research transforms iconic objects (weapons, portraits, sculptures) into poetic and fragile forms through visual collage, marks, and evocative camouflage. For MaVoix, his wallpapers translate these visual tensions into patterns that oscillate between memory and innovation, balance and disruption.

• Fanny Garnichat

Fanny Garnichat is a French collage artist based in Paris. She works with reclaimed materials such as leather, books, magazines, beads, and fragments, reassembling visual elements that narrate memories and symbolic hybridizations. Her themes include flora, fauna, and hybrid figures, weaving past and present through a highly symbolic decorative language.

For MaVoix, Fanny creates wallpapers rich in details to be discovered: patterns that tell stories, evoke ornamental continuity, and invite prolonged observation.

• Costantino Gucci

Costantino Gucci, together with Edward Raneri, co-founded CeLo Studio after studying at Central Saint Martins (London). His approach combines classical elegance with contemporary poetics, experimenting with reflective materials, sensitive surfaces, and immersive installations.

In collaboration with MaVoix, Gucci designs wallpapers where light, reflection, and perception become graphic matter: designs that shift with the viewer’s gaze, surfaces that interact with their surroundings, and decoration that becomes a sensory experience.

• Antonio Barbieri

Antonio Barbieri works at the intersection of technology and nature, between abstraction and figuration. His research employs 3D modeling, digitization, and natural patterns to explore environmental processes and transformations.

For MaVoix, he develops organic wallpapers—vibrant, modular surfaces in which form is never static but evolves visually with the space.

• Leonardo Dini

Leonardo Dini, originally from Italy and influenced by Asian decorative art and ornamentation, has brought his decorative motifs—particularly swallows as symbols of freedom—into the context of wall decoration.

At MaVoix, his delicate compositions translate into dominant, repetitive patterns that retain a handcrafted feel: a bridge between movement and stable decoration.

• Marika Tardio

Marika Tardio is a designer, art director, and creative coordinator at MaVoix. With a multidisciplinary background, her creations combine symbolism, texture, and visual storytelling.

In addition to designing entire collections, she coordinates the creative dialogue between the other artists and the brand, ensuring that each project maintains stylistic and visual coherence. Her collections serve as a guiding thread throughout the MaVoix universe.