08/11/2026
Introducing our latest mural, Redon.
During a visit to the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, the designers at Paul Montgomery fell in love with the fabulous decorative panels painted by Odilon Redon for the dining room of the Château de Domecy-sur-le-Vault in Burgundy, France. The panels he painted for the château were among his most radical compositions, marking a transition from ornamental to abstract painting.
The landscape does not depict a specific place or setting. Instead, details of trees, leafy twigs, and budding flowers emerge against an endless horizon. The colors are predominantly yellow, gray, brown, and light blue. The influence of Japanese painting, particularly the style found on folding screens known as byōbu, is discernible in Redon’s choice of colors and the rectangular proportions of the panels, some of which reach up to eight feet in height.
Inspired by these remarkable decorative panels, this mural evokes the color palette and style of the original works. The whimsical modern design speaks to Redon’s artistic vision, transforming a space into an immersive, dreamlike landscape where floating flora, abstract trees, and organic profiles seem to suspend reality.
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