I continued working on the variety of walls and this time I made a set with a blue background and gold details, accompanied by a central symbol that gives the design a lot of personality. The idea was that they would not only be decorative stripes, but that there would also be an element that broke up the repetition and served as a focal point within the architecture.

As always, I started with a base wall and from there I created several versions adapted to the level: longer, shorter and even with entrances. This allows me to avoid stretching the same model and keep everything modular.

What I like most about this set is that the contrast between blue and gold creates a ceremonial and striking effect. In addition, the central symbol means that the wall not only serves as decoration, but also as part of the visual language of the place.

Little by little, spaces are beginning to feel more unique and less like mere repetitions.