Good goblet!

A ‘ye olde worlde’ trompe l’oeil required the painting of a life-like medieval goblet perched on a window ledge, adding a truly authentic touch to the shuttered window scene. The one-wall mural was inspired by the stunning scenery featured in the Lord of the Rings blockbuster and now serves to inspire the daydreams of patients and staff at a Halifax dental practice.

Land ahoy

Painting a seven-metre wall whilst cruising (literally) around the Mediterranean made for a fascinating experience. With glamorous assistant in tow, Muraldesign transformed the dining room on board the Thomson Destiny whilst intrigued waiters and passengers looked on each mealtime at the evolving palm trees, volcanic island and fishing boat pulled ashore.

A ‘rail’ challenge

Muraldesign pulled out all the stops to create a thundering steam train scene on a little boy’s bedroom wall as part of a complete train-themed room. The impressive mural covered all four walls and the ceiling and, after carefully sketching out the tracks and outline of the train, Anna is pictured applying the base colours for the old-fashioned mountain express.

Surf’s up!

Wetsuits, dingys and tropical fruit cocktails featured in a surf-shack themed mural painted in the teenage area on board the Thomson Sprit cruise ship whilst in dry dock. Muraldesign and co undertook the week-long rejuvenation of the room and can be seen here working hard creating trompe l’oeil flip-flops, bags and beach balls.