Wall Murals

This piece was commissioned by 'HA HA Bar & Canteen', and now hangs in their Plymouth restaurant. Acrylic on canvasBeech backing

The finish window display for 'Harvey Nichols' department store.

This 'Pre - Raphaelite themed mural, painted on muralist canvas in the studio, then applied to the walls of a bathroom

This piece was commissioned by 'HA HA BAR & Canteen', and now hangs in their restaurant in Plymouth. Acrylic on canvasBeech backing

These flowers were airbrush painted onto canvas panels, then installed into the windows at 'Harrods store in Knightsbridge.

Exterior mural for a ' Planet Hollywood' restaurant in Dudai.

Several pieces were commissioned for a new restaurant, ' Manor House Inn' at the 'Manor House Hotel in Morton -in-Marsh, Cotswolds. Acrylic sprayed onto a canvas panel.

This trompe l'oeil mural was painted on canvas and then applied to a stone wall This technique can be used to enhance large and small spaces. Here, it gives the impression of space, looking out onto...

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A set of four murals painted in a Chinese style for a country house.

This was a set of painted backgrounds for the Brompton Road windows at 'Harrods' of Knightsbridge.

Mural painted onto walls of indoor swimming pool.

This pre-Raphaelite beauty was painted on canvas and applied to walls in a listed Country House in Sussex.

Alice's bedroom was turned into a Flower Fairy bower with a collection of murals on the walls depicting her favourite characters. Other commissions have included subjects as diverse as Disney...

Two large murals ( painted onto canvas panels ) for a new HA HA Bar restaurant.

Wall mural in a Blues and Jazz club in the West Country.

Window display mixing modern customised motorcycles and vintage movie images as a background. Airbrushed acrylics.

These images of London, were painted straight onto the back walls of these windows in the 'Harrods' department store, for a sceme called 'Fashionably London'

These outsize flower petals were airbrushed onto cut out pieces of MDF board, then installed into the windows of 'Harvey Nichols' department store in Knightsbridge London.