Storm of Stones and Shadows Light Blue
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MAGNUS GJOEN
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Magnus Gjoen’s latest wallpaper, ‘Storm of Stones and Shadows’, created in collaboration with Mavoix, masterfully blends classical grandeur with contemporary edge. Featuring Piranesi-esque Roman ruins set against a multicolored yet tonal Ikat pattern, the design is both timeless and unexpected. In true Gjoen fashion, a subtle hint of camouflage weaves through the composition, adding a layer of intrigue to this striking juxtaposition of history and modernity.
‘I wanted to create something that feels both ancient and modern, where the past dissolves into the present in an almost dreamlike way’, says Gjoen.
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Follow the steps in the“Customize with us” form on this page or access our customization services on the page MaVoix Workshops and consult with an advisor.
We can either readjust our designs in the colours and / or dimensions of the shapes, or create a full custom design starting from a simple interview with you.
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Our print media offer eco-friendly solutions and water-based ink prints. They are certainly suitable for even the most sensitive environments by ensuring odorless prints.
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The cost of the sample will be deducted from the invoice if the order is subsequently confirmed.
If multiple samples are requested, we will refund only a single unit.
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MAIN COLORS
Background: Light Blue
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Magnus Gjoen’s latest wallpaper, ‘Storm of Stones and Shadows’, created in collaboration with Mavoix, masterfully blends classical grandeur with contemporary edge. Featuring Piranesi-esque Roman ruins set against a multicolored yet tonal Ikat pattern, the design is both timeless and unexpected. In true Gjoen fashion, a subtle hint of camouflage weaves through the composition, adding a layer of intrigue to this striking juxtaposition of history and modernity.
‘I wanted to create something that feels both ancient and modern, where the past dissolves into the present in an almost dreamlike way’, says Gjoen.
