Murals
and artistic wall painting
We paint murals, backgrounds and landscapes for hotels, restaurants, water parks, children's interiors and displays. We often combine painting with sculpted rock or three-dimensional forms so the image extends into the third dimension.
Hand-painted murals · Illusion painting · Combined with 3D forms
- 1 week
- painting the mural in the children's bathroom
- mural + 3D
- painting combined with sculpted rock
- wet areas
- paints and protection selected for the conditions
Murals as part
of the interior design
A painted background can complement a nature display, bring a landscape into a restaurant or combine with rocks and trees. The photographs below show these combinations and work on the surfaces.
Landscapes and painted backgrounds
A landscape on the wall behind three-dimensional decoration. We relate the composition and perspective to the point from which the whole scene is viewed.
Painting and three-dimensional decoration
Coordinated colours for the background, rocks and sculpted elements. Pictured: a stylised tree against a painted landscape.
Hand-finished surfaces
Painting and shading decorations. The workshop photograph shows the rock-finishing technique that complements our painting work.
Gallery
Painted walls
and an image in three dimensions.
The combination makes the strongest impression: the mural adds depth and background, while sculpted rock emerges from the image into the space.
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Projects
Murals
in our projects
A painted landscape becomes three-dimensional rock and cacti. The mural works best with the 3D form.
All projects
A StoneDeco project
Children's bathroom with a Wild West theme
A painted background combined with a sculpted tree form. The photograph shows both techniques in one decoration.
- Our own design concept for the entire decoration
- 1 week rock production in the workshop
- 1 day rock installation
- 1 week creating a mural
A StoneDeco project
Jungle Quest at Suntago: scenery production
Prototypes, moulds, GRP decorations and installation to the client's design.
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A StoneDeco project
Monolith, sphere and rock table tops for a theatre
Making a monolith with a sphere and rock tops for theatre scenery.
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Let us discuss productionBase
We check the wall and substrate preparation. The image's durability and appearance depend on them.
Paints for the conditions
We select paints for the room's moisture, abrasion and cleaning requirements.
Painting and three-dimensional form
We combine the mural with rock, plants or sculpture so the painted background flows into the third dimension.
Perspective and scale
We plan the composition from the places guests most often view it, rather than only from a flat wall drawing.
Ordering step by step
How is
mural?
From the sketch to the protected wall – you approve the design before the first brushstroke.
How we workWall and theme
Wall photograph, dimensions, lighting and inspiration.
Design
Sketch or visualisation with a colour scheme for approval.
Painting
By hand, from base coat to detail – on site.
Protection
Additional surface protection in wet areas and outdoors.
For a mural quotation
Wall photograph, dimensions, theme description and information about conditions: moisture, outdoors and washing.
Where do we paint murals?
- Hotels and restaurants – landscapes, themed backgrounds and walls that give the room its character.
- Water parks, campsites and children's areas – colourful, moisture-resistant backgrounds for bathrooms, paddling pools and playgrounds. Example: Wild West-themed children's bathroom.
- Shops, exhibitions and displays – backgrounds for products and stands.
- Museums and set design – painted landscapes and diorama backgrounds. See film, theatre and museum scenery.
Mural combined with three-dimensional decoration
The strongest effect comes from combining painting with 3D forms: sculpted rock emerges from a painted landscape, a tree becomes a painted canopy, and rock ledges extend into mountain perspectives. This is how we work because sculptors, laminators and painters share one team. The rock colour and mural colour are created by the same hands.
Painting a mural step by step
- Theme and location – wall photographs, dimensions, lighting and inspiration.
- Design – sketch or visualisation with a colour scheme for approval.
- Substrate preparation – checking and, if necessary, levelling the wall.
- Painting – by hand, from base coat to details.
- Protection – additional surface protection in wet areas and outdoors.
What determines a mural's price?
- area and level of detail in the painting,
- design: our own, based on your concept or combined with a 3D form,
- substrate and conditions: moisture, outdoors and washing,
- access: height, scaffolding and work in an operating venue.
Murals often complement our other work: rock walls, imitations and bespoke forms and themed spaces.
How long does painting a mural take?
It depends on the area and level of detail. Painting the mural in the Wild West children's bathroom took a week. We prepared the rocks for the same arrangement in the workshop in a week and installed them in one day.
Can a mural be combined with rock or 3D decoration?
Yes, it is our speciality. The mural creates background and depth while sculpted rock, a tree or another form emerges into the space. We design the composition together from the start so colours and perspective connect.
Do you design the mural?
Yes. We can create a design from a theme and site photographs or paint the mural to your design. We agree the sketch and colours before painting.
How much does a wall mural cost?
The cost depends on area, detail, substrate and access, such as working on scaffolding or at night in an operating venue. We prepare a quotation from a wall photograph, dimensions and theme description.
Is a mural suitable for a bathroom or outdoors?
Yes, if the paints and protection are selected for moisture, cleaning and UV exposure. We check the substrate before starting work.
Enquire about a mural
or painted background
Your message only needs to tell us what you want made, where and by when. We will discuss production options and the information needed for a quote.
Send a finished design or simply an idea.
The initial conversation carries no obligation.