Retail & Entertainment Murals

In a shop, the wall is not the product. I place and scale artwork so it frames the fixtures instead of fighting them — often above shelving, on the wall behind the counter, or on the one surface customers face while they wait.

Brand lettering can be built into the artwork so the identity wall and the photo wall are the same wall.

Entertainment spaces can take a much louder register than retail. Full-length arcade walls, court-end graphics in a gym, themed immersive environments — these are rooms where the artwork is part of what people are paying for.

Forced-perspective 3D pieces — a goldfish bowl that reads as a physical object, a climbing figure over a city drop — give customers something to pose inside. They're technically demanding and they earn their cost in posts.

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. Full pricing is here.