Levö: origin & history.
For Andrey Levyy, a wall can carry more than an image. With Levö, the designer moves between printed compositions and objects whose edges cast their own shadows. His background in exhibition and graphic design connects these two scales: the arrangement of a surface and the way an object sits in a room. Levyy grew up in Ekaterinburg; the brand identifies its home in Lisbon and draws on Northern European design influences. The name Levö plays on its founder’s surname, with the added umlaut expressing his attention to small details. That interest becomes tangible in the wall reliefs, where plaster, acrylic paint and an MDF support produce ridges, curves and textured planes. Alongside these pieces, Levö presents posters, artist collaborations and numbered risograph editions. Its Lisbon shop at Rua de Arroios brings these different formats together. Krůgla and Rüknë offer two readings of this approach. The orange Krůgla sets circular forms into a repeated grid; the blue Rüknë carries looping bands beyond a stepped central panel. Both make colour inseparable from volume, letting changing light become part of the composition.
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Discover the Levö selection.
A few pieces tell the story in their own way, through a shape, a material or a familiar gesture.

Krůgla Wall Relief — Orange →
Krůgla turns a rectangular orange panel into a sequence of circles and interrupted curves. Fifteen raised modules form a grid, but the circular shapes slide across its divisions, giving the surface a rhythm that changes with the light. A shallow frame holds the composition together. Designed by Andrey Levyy, the relief combines an MDF support with a plaster blend and acrylic paint. Its single colour lets the edges, texture and small shadows do the work. Before choosing a wall, ask Levö to confirm the overall dimensions and hanging requirements.

Rüknë Wall Relief — Blue →
Rüknë draws a continuous route through a blue sculptural panel. Raised bands bend back on themselves, cross stepped edges and extend beyond the rectangular centre into rounded ends. The composition is painted in one blue, so its depth becomes visible through the shadows between the layers. Andrey Levyy combines MDF, a plaster blend and acrylic paint for this unframed wall relief. This is the version sold under the title 77 × 69, distinct from the companion 78 × 80 composition. Displayed alone, it works as a graphic accent; paired layouts should be checked against the exact model supplied.
A closer look.
What catches our eye.
The reliefs give Levö a particularly clear identity: graphic compositions become objects, with colour, surface and shadow carrying equal weight. Krůgla and Rüknë are a good place to discover that relationship before exploring the wider print collection.
Where does Levö come from?
Levö is a brand of Portugal origin. This describes where the brand began; individual products may be made elsewhere.
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Where to find Levö.
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Editorial reviewed 2026-11-06. Design perspectives express the Selezio editorial view.
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