MURALS at Home

‘Mountain Moonlight’ | Baby Nursery, Private Residence, Napa, CA

This expecting couple wanted to create a soft, welcoming space with a contemporary aesthetic for their first baby. I created this simple Northern California inspired mountain range silhouette in a pale grey ombre, apricot sky and a big creamy moon rising in the distance.

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‘Stairway to Heaven’ | Exterior Front Stairway, Private Residence, Napa, CA

Our amazing Napa County librarian wrote a list of her all-time favorite books and asked me to create a visual stack of their colorful spines on the front stair risers of her home. I researched several editions of the books' original hardback book covers and recreated them in bright jewel tones.


Two Children's Bedrooms, co-created with Angela Tirrell  |  Sugarbowl, CA

Bedroom #1: Swiss Village, Nina's Bedroom

In this family vacation home located in the California Sierras, the client wanted a mountain landscape mural on all four walls of the bedroom for their older child. We created an Alpine-inspired vista complete with animals, people and many details to discover.

Bedroom #2: Woodland Animal Border Design, TEddy’s bedroom

In the same ski-chalet as above, the client wanted to create a simple, playful theme for their youngest child's bedroom. We created a colorful frieze of familiar woodland animals in a quiet, woodland scene.


Fruit + Floral Banding co-created with Angela Tirrell| Private Residence, Napa, CA

This client wanted a bountiful, natural frieze of flowers and fruit found on the property. We created this warm organic pattern of figs, sunflowers and olive branches on both archways of their formal foyer entrance. 


‘Taj Mahal in the Jungle’ | Backyard, Private Residence, Baltimore, MD

The couple that lived in this home had recently been to India and wanted to create a vibrant, bountiful way to remember their trip. I worked with their landscape designer and gardener to compliment the new plants, pond and lighting they installed after the mural was complete.