Painting a wall in a beauty salon by Mira Savini in Arsago Seprio

My client had been searching for an artist for a long time but just couldn’t find “the one” — until she met me. She wanted to mask a door that wasn’t in use, turning it into a decorative element. The task wasn’t easy: the design needed to make the doorway seamlessly disappear into the space. I happily took on the project and painted fragrant peonies on the wall. The mural was created using acrylic paints with both a brush and an airbrush. The salon is located in Berlin. These flowers turned out incredibly delicate and airy, transforming the doorway into a refined element of the interior. My client was so delighted with the result that she immediately gave me a new project in the same salon — this time, an airy rose. It’s common that my clients don’t stop at just one piece. For them, as for me, the process becomes something greater: in the end, I create several unique art pieces in one space. They say it’s hard to stop once they see how beautifully art transforms the walls, brings them to life, and fills the atmosphere with charm.