Madeline Percher

I created four murals for a coworking space, each designed in direct connection with the names of the rooms: Amsterdam, London, Reykjavik, and Oslo.

The project had a dual objective:

👉 to warm up white walls deemed too cold and impersonal,

👉 to create a strong and coherent visual continuity in the place's identity.

Each mural is based on emblematic symbols of the associated city (architecture, culture, atmosphere), translated into a harmonized graphic universe: coherent palette, legible shapes, and soft visual storytelling.

These interventions allow users to adopt the spaces, better identify the rooms, and travel visually, while reinforcing the welcoming and inspiring character of the coworking space.

A tailor-made project, at the intersection of place identity, user experience, and artistic creation.

For this speech therapy practice, which primarily serves children, I created a colorful and expressive mural designed to transform the waiting room into a joyful, stimulating, and calming space.

The scene depicts a bear reading a story to a small group of attentive animals in an imaginary clearing. The universe is soft yet very colorful, with bright and harmonious hues that capture children's attention without overstimulating them. This illustration invites reading and communication, creating an atmosphere conducive to listening, calm, and imagination.

Beyond aesthetics, this mural was designed in coherence with the place's mission: to support language and expression development. It offers a reassuring decor, but also a starting point for conversation, storytelling, and daydreaming.

A project where mural art subtly supports the therapeutic purpose of the place and where every detail tells a story.