Put identity into the space
Concepts that incorporate a business identity, message, or recognizable visual language in a way that belongs on the wall.
Artwork people connect with your place
Give them something to remember.
Commercial murals can carry a brand, shape a customer experience, or turn a large blank surface into a defining part of the space.
Commercial murals
Built around the business and the wall.
A useful commercial concept considers what the artwork should communicate, who will see it, and how it works within the surrounding environment.
Odessa Murals works with businesses and organizations on branded, decorative, and large-format requests. Each project is qualified around its concept, site, surface, coordination needs, schedule, and budget.
A visual role for every wall
Brand, atmosphere, or impact.
The project goal should lead the design—not the other way around.
Set the customer experience
Artwork for customer spaces, offices, venues, and organizations where atmosphere and a strong sense of place matter.
Work at public scale
Prominent interior or exterior walls considered around viewing distance, surrounding activity, access, and the full site.
Commercial planning
More people, more context.
Commercial projects may involve brand direction, operating spaces, approvals, access, and other coordination. The first conversation identifies what belongs in the plan.
Define the goal
Share what the mural should communicate and who the primary audience will be.
Review the site
Provide the city, dimensions, wall photos, placement, surface details, and access context.
Align the direction
Discuss brand assets, visual references, decision-makers, schedule, budget, and project fit.
Build the plan
If the request moves forward, design and painting are planned around the agreed commercial project.
Commercial mural questions
Details worth aligning early.
01 Can a mural include our branding?
Branded concepts can be considered. Share the approved logo files, colors, brand guidance, required wording, and who will review the direction so those needs can be discussed at the start.
02 Do you work with organizations as well as businesses?
Yes. Commercial mural requests can come from businesses and organizations. The project still needs to be qualified around the site, concept, scope, timing, and budget.
03 What should we provide for an initial conversation?
Send the project city, wall dimensions and photos, indoor or outdoor placement, the goal for the artwork, relevant brand assets, scheduling context, and working budget.
04 What affects the project scope?
Design detail, wall size and condition, placement, site access, location, working conditions, schedule, coordination, and budget all help determine the scope.
Related services
Inside experience or outside presence?
Explore the considerations that come with the wall’s setting.
Interior murals
Artwork planned around the room’s sightlines, use, palette, and atmosphere.
Explore interior murals ↗Exterior murals
Prominent outdoor concepts considered around exposure, visibility, access, and surface condition.
Explore exterior murals ↗Put the brief on the table