Beyond the Portfolio
Some of our favorite work quietly goes up on a wall, gets admired by the people who pass it every day, and never makes it to the feed. This post is for all of that, the murals, the faux finishes, and the details we're proud of that don't always get the spotlight they deserve.
Rolex @ U.S. Open
A custom faux finish for Rolex at the US Open? Say no more. We had the privilege of transforming the bathroom inside the Rolex private suite at one of the most prestigious sporting events in the world. The brief was simple: subtle, elegant, and worthy of the name on the wall. We delivered a refined decorative finish that felt right at home in that environment, understated luxury, exactly as it should be.
“The Writings on the Wall”
Some brands don't just want a billboard, they want a statement. From Ray-Ban to ALO, we've been hand-painting the names you know on walls you can't ignore. And we're only getting better.
ALO brought us into NYC with a clean, striking figure that stopped foot traffic cold. Ray-Ban trusted us with A$AP Rocky — enough said. Marshall’s “Keep Live Music Alive” campaign is exactly the kind of message that deserves to be ten feet tall. Every one of these murals was painted by hand, on location, by our team. No shortcuts, no vinyl wrap. Just paint, skill, and a whole lot of wall.
“You don't gotta turn on the Red Light”
Red Light Method is a standout experience in physical therapy, and for their new location they wanted the space to reflect that from the moment you walk in. We added custom branding to the vestibule setting the tone before a single treatment begins. First impressions matter, and this one delivers.
Outside & Inside your Pharmacy
Our pharmacy window designs have become something of a signature for us, and Mega Health gave us the opportunity to take that further than usual. This was a full inside-and-out transformation, custom graphics for their vaccine room that kept the space feeling professional, paired with a blockout window design on the exterior that ties seamlessly into their established branding. When it all came together, it felt like a complete identity, not just a storefront.
A Manhattan Makeover
Some spaces have great bones. This one had great bones and a view and all it needed was the right finish to pull everything together.
For this NYC renovation, we applied a Gold Wax Venetian Plaster, bringing a warm, luminous depth to the walls that flat paint simply can't replicate. The ceiling got the Crush Glass treatment, a technique that catches light in a way that feels both subtle and dramatic depending on the time of day. And with a room that size and that view as the backdrop, every decision had to earn its place.
It did.
Hand of God…In the Kitchen.
This one was pure joy. Our team had a blast painting a small mural inspired by Michelangelo's iconic Hand of God, reimagined for a family kitchen. What was a blank, overlooked wall became a conversation piece and a quiet tribute to the incredible meals that space will produce. It's the kind of detail that makes a house feel intentional.
