Little Dreams
Children's bedrooms is how I got into painting murals. They are such a fun and special way to create a unique space for your children. Whether it's a nursery or for teenagers, the sky is the limit when exploring different themes and styles.
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Animal nurseries are another crowd favourite and easy to customise. My most recent one, painted in Paris in 2023, can be seen below. This client wanted jungle animals with half of the artwork featuring a night scene and the other half being in the daytime. You can see the animals gradually fall asleep as you look from right to left.
Below are other examples of animal murals, each painted in different styles and with a choice of animals that mean most to them. Some even include their family dog!
This mural transformed this space into the bedroom of my inner child's dreams. It was so much fun to paint and something I would've loved to have in my own bedroom, growing up! Designed for a little girl, her father included a trap door in the ceiling (amongst the leaves and branches), to make her feel as if she was climbing into a tree house. The ethereal themes that inspired this magical tree, made for a mural full of hidden little details.
When I was a little girl, my mother painted a giraffe for me and my siblings to measure ourselves next to, year after year. 20 years later, I painted a blue giraffe in our family holiday home for my niece's and nephew's to do the same. I have since been able to paint more giraffe height chart's in children's bedrooms. This is such a sentimental mural that holds a special place in my heart.
I painted this mural for myself in my childhood bedroom. It has since become my nieces and nephews favourite spot to read a book or fall asleep next to. I have also spent endless hours looking at it and it still, to this day, brings me an incredible feeling of peace. I love falling asleep next to it.
This Calvin & Hobbes series is the first mural I ever painted, across 3 walls. I painted it when I was 16 (2013) for my brother who is a big fan of the comic books. My favourite part is the black and white comic strips painted across his cupboard doors.
