In the Misteriosa design, artist Leonardo Dini reinterprets the flight of swallows as a graphic and spiritual metaphor — an allegory of freedom, beauty, and connection with the world.
The figures, first hand-painted and later translated into digital art, do not merely depict a bird; they transform it into a repeated gesture, a dancing presence, an energy in motion.

The swallows of Misteriosa glide through space as light graphic elements, yet deeply symbolic ones — evoking myth, migration, and memory.
The pattern takes shape through a visual rhythm that turns the wall into a place of reflection and shared identity.

In the Misteriosa – Zebrata variant, the swallows’ flight is adorned with zebra-like black motifs on a beige base, creating a visually vibrant, almost tribal, deeply tactile pattern.
The background is a warm, earthy brick red that enhances the graphic strength of the design without diminishing its lightness.
A bold, decisive contrast that gives the wall a decorative presence both strong and sophisticated, perfect for audacious interiors, characterful rooms, and spaces with identity.

Misteriosa Zebrata is a wallpaper that fuses contemporary graphics and primal myth, freedom and rootedness, elegance and strength.