Mushrooms by Max Steinwald

A quiet morning in the forest: the old tree trunk bears the bright red tree fungus like a carefully guarded treasure. Between moss, bark and damp leaves, the fungus collects the drops of the night and transforms them into sparkling pearls. There is no great drama here, only the quiet work of time – growth, decay and renewal in the ever-changing rhythm of the forest. The mural captures this moment before the next rainy day washes away the traces. The intense red, orange and yellow tones of the fruit layer meet the rich moss green and muted brown nuances of the ground. The soft blur of the background draws the eye completely to the sculptural form of the tree fungus, its shiny surface and the glassy drops on its underside. The fungus thus becomes the quiet protagonist – a natural sculpture that radiates strength and durability and gives any room a grounding, warm atmosphere.

This mural is particularly suitable for:

Living rooms and reading corners, hallways, bedrooms, naturopathic and therapy practices, yoga and meditation rooms, spa and wellness areas, hotel lobbies and quiet seating areas, offices with a focus on nature or meeting rooms where a warm, grounding atmosphere is desired.

Nature lovers, forest and mushroom enthusiasts, people in healing and counselling professions, hotels and guest houses with a nature or wellness concept, interior designers with a focus on biophilic design, as well as anyone who wants to create a sense of calm and stability in their rooms with minimal motifs and plenty of depth.

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