Compactor enclosures, garage entries, dog parks, mail rooms, breezeways — the parts of a property residents actually pass every day, and the parts that usually get the least attention. These are the walls where paint buys the most goodwill per dollar.
I've worked on multifamily properties from single amenity walls up to five-wall packages across a single community.
A mural in an amenity room is a photography backdrop before it's anything else. I size and place the work so it anchors the shot — which means considering where the camera will stand, not just where the wall is.
Working the community name or hashtag into the design gives residents a reason to tag the property when they post, which puts your brand in front of their networks for free.
I understand that you have an approval chain and that the person commissioning the mural usually isn't the person signing off on it. You get a concept to circulate before anything is painted, so approvals happen on paper rather than on your wall.
I work from ladders rather than scaffolding on most jobs, which keeps a rental line item off the quote and reduces the footprint in occupied areas.
Exterior and interior murals are priced per square foot, with prep, primer and protective coatings quoted as separate line items so you can see exactly what you're paying for. Interest-free payment plans are available, including 12-month terms on larger jobs. A deposit is required to schedule. Full pricing is here.
