Rufus Mist by Andrew Martin & Kit Kemp: A Dreamlike Mural from Gatehouse at Mavromac
There’s a certain magic in walls that tell stories, and Rufus Mist, the latest mural wallpaper from Andrew Martin in collaboration with Kit Kemp, does just that. Part of the Harvest Moon collection, it captures the quiet poetry of folklore and nature seen through an imaginative lens.
In this ethereal design, hand-drawn trees stretch their curling branches towards a silvered sky, bearing golden fruit that glows softly against the mist. Look closely, and you’ll find mythical creatures wandering between the trunks – part dreamscape, part woodland reverie.
The Mist colourway sets the tone: a delicate balance of grey-blue and pale terracotta that feels at once serene and mysterious. Like the hush of dawn or the cool drift of fog across open fields, it lends a tranquil luminosity to any space. Ideal for bedrooms, reading corners, or intimate living areas, it brings atmosphere without overpowering, introducing depth and character that invite stillness.
True to Kemp’s distinctive narrative style, Rufus Mist blends artistry with subtlety, making every wall feel alive with texture and imagination. It’s a mural that doesn’t shout for attention but rewards it, revealing more the longer you linger.
Available exclusively through Gatehouse at Mavromac, the distinguished furnishing house known for its curated portfolio and immersive showrooms, Rufus Mist offers a reminder that the most captivating interiors begin with a story – softly told, beautifully drawn, and endlessly reimagined.
Contact: Mavromac
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