Artist casting
We match the style to the brand rather than painting everything in one hand. You see the artist before you commit.
Commercial murals
Commercial mural
artists in
Los Angeles
Hand painted walls for brands, retailers, headquarters and commercial property. We handle the artist, the approvals, the crew and the photographs, so you deal with one company instead of five.
What we do
Walls that
work as assets
A mural is the one piece of marketing you own outright.
It does not expire when a campaign ends, it cannot be scrolled past, and it works every day at the address where your business actually is. That is why a painted wall usually outlives the budget that paid for it.
We paint building exteriors, lobbies, retail interiors, showrooms, warehouses and parking structures. Recent commercial walls include a full building for Coca-Cola in Abilene, Texas, the Omen AI headquarters in Irvine, and a Harley-Davidson showroom.
What you get with an agency
A solo painter gives you artwork. An agency gives you the whole job, including the parts nobody enjoys.
Approvals and permits
Owner agreements, city paperwork and building management, settled before anyone opens a can of paint.
Access and safety
Lifts, scaffolding, traffic control and insurance certificates, with a crew who have used all of it before.
Surface and finish
Pressure washing, priming, exterior grade paint and a protective coat, which is what decides whether the wall still looks right in ten years.
A real schedule
Dates you can put in a campaign calendar, and one person who tells you early if anything moves.
Photo and video
Stills, timelapse and drone on the last day, edited so the wall keeps working online.
Where it fits
Retail,
offices and
industrial
Different buildings, different briefs.
Retail and showrooms want the wall to say what the business is before a customer reads a word. Offices and headquarters want a building people recognize from across the lot, and interiors that do quiet recruiting every time someone posts from the desk.
Industrial and warehouse walls are the ones most painters avoid: corrugated metal, roll-up doors, block and racking that cannot be moved. Those are a specification problem more than an artistic one, and they are the walls where a cheap job fails first.
Offices have their own page, and so does property. See offices and headquarters, and real estate and development.
Have a wall in mind?
Send the address and a photo. We will tell you what it takes and what it costs.