Corporate wall art can be painted to match a company’s colors, mission statement, or office decor. And many businesses are enhanced by having their company logos painted directly on walls.
Painted logos on walls of an office could be in a lobby, reception area, waiting room, conference room or boardroom.
What sort of businesses would look sharp with a hand-painted logo?
A Hair Salon, Construction Company, Insurance Office, Real Estate Office, Medi-Spa, Fitness Center, Gym, Dental Office, Medical Doctor’s Office, Chiropractor…and more…any business really.
A logo painted on an interior or exterior wall can look amazing.
Here are some examples of logos I painted on walls of businesses in the Los Angeles area.
This logo is on an exterior wall of a business in Woodland Hills, CA.
(above) Painted logo and business information-signage for Artificial Grass Liquidators.
AGL wanted their website address, phone number and company logo painted on exterior walls of their building.
If you are driving on the 101 freeway near the exit of Woodlake, you can see this hand-painted logo from the freeway. And if you drive into their lot, you can see the second side of the building that I also painted.
The longest length of this logo was 14 feet long.
Can Logos be painted on walls with texture?
Stone Tapert is an insurance company based in Sierra Madre, CA. The walls of their call center have cinder block walls so wall decals weren’t an option. The lumps and bumps on the wall surfaces interfere with the stick-ability of vinyl decals.
Another obstacle is the pipe. See the pipe located in the image below…Or maybe you don’t because I painted right over it!
(below) This logo is painted on an interior wall that’s made of cinder block.
This logo is over 11 feet long and painted on a wall with texture.
Before beginning to paint this logo, I took the wall texture and the pipe into consideration as I didn’t want either of these things to interfere with the finished painting. I disguised the pipe well. And notice how all the letter edges are crisply painted, even though the wall is not smooth.
So, even thought a wall has texture, hand-painting a logo is a great option.
Logos can be painted to refresh Office walls.
Even existing businesses need some decorating upgrades to remain current. A fresh coat of paint or a mural can really spruce up an interior wall.
This Beverly Hills Office wanted to breathe some life into their walls with a painted logo.
(below) Painted logo on the wall for Permit Advisors in Beverly Hills, CA.
This business logo is hand-painted on an interior wall in this Beverly Hills Office.
The logo is 10 feet long by 46 inches high with great detail in the painted buildings.
Paint a logo in a new office space.
This company was expanding and was in the process moving and setting up a new work space.
(below) Logo painted on wall for a company in Calabasas, CA.
This new office space was almost ready for move-in when I was asked to paint their logo. I centered the logo on the wall. And since 53 inch high partitions were to be installed, I made sure to begin the logo above that height.
This logo is 12 feet long.
Does a logo have to be painted large in order to make impact?
Here are 2 smaller logos I painted:
This one was painted in Santa Monica, CA and was 24 inches by 24 inches..
And this logo was painted in Woodland Hills, CA. It was 15 inches by 15 inches.
Even though these logos are small, they still make impact and brand these office.
You can get your logo painted just the right size for your walls.
Do you live in the San Fernando Valley or the surrounding Los Angeles area? Let’s talk. I can paint your logo on the walls of your office or business.
Call 818-994-1441 and ask for Colette.
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