In this second living room, located in the garden, a cheerful touch was essential. The motif needed to be floral yet slightly abstract, without becoming too realistic. That’s why I chose a fresh, bright blue with accents of green and ochre.

The garden was an important source of inspiration, as were the playful objects already present in the room. Starting from an initial sketch of abstract forms, I let the image gradually grow into something that subtly resembles plants.

The graphic shapes flow with the mood of the room and complement the objects already there, allowing the mural to naturally become part of the whole.