Restaurant and Bar Murals
Presa Hall paints murals for restaurants, bars, and cafes, designed around the room and the story the owners want guests to remember. Her hospitality work includes Sweet Liberty in Miami Beach, an ice cream shop in Fort Lauderdale, and dining rooms and bars from Philadelphia to Miami.
Selected restaurant and bar projects
Sweet Liberty, Miami Beach
2021, 17 by 10 feet
Commissioned by owner Dan Binkiewicz. Built from 1950s Miami postcards and archival photographs, and designed to draw crowds during the Art Basel season.
Ice cream shop, Fort Lauderdale
2022, 10.5 by 15.5 feet
Ice cream cones on a burst of color, with script inspired by 1950s ice cream parlors, designed to showcase the shop's gourmet flavors.
Fire Point Grill, Philadelphia
Dining room mural
A large mural wall that anchors the main dining room.
The FlipSide, Hialeah
Bar murals and signage
Murals and hand-painted signage for a beer and liquor bar.
More restaurant and bar work: Blackbird Ordinary, Miami, Mama Tried, Miami, Thaikyo, Manalapan, Biscayne Bay Brewery, Miami, and Mason Jar, Brooklyn.
How a restaurant commission works
- Send an inquiry with your venue, location, and opening or renovation date. Presa reviews every project personally and replies within five business days if it is a good fit.
- A complimentary 15-minute discovery call.
- Design development: one primary concept and up to two refinements, with a $1,500 retainer that counts toward your 50% deposit.
- Production on site, then professional photography and a certificate of completion.
Opening a new concept or reworking several spaces? Presa's Creative Direction service covers color, mood, and mural placement across a whole venue.
Common questions
What does a restaurant mural cost?
Mural commissions begin at $7,500 for a single wall. Final quotes depend on dimensions, complexity, surface preparation, location, materials, and installation needs such as lifts or specialty coatings.
Can the mural follow our brand colors and interiors?
Yes. Presa regularly works with brand palettes, existing interiors, and architectural constraints. Share brand guidelines, hex codes, and reference images with your inquiry.
How long will the wall be out of use?
Smaller single-wall projects typically take two to five days on site. Larger or multi-wall installations take longer, and the full timeline is set in your project agreement.
Do you take projects outside Los Angeles?
Yes. Presa accepts select projects nationally and internationally. Travel, lodging, and per diem are added to the quote when applicable.
Who owns the artwork?
Presa retains copyright. You receive the right to display the work at your venue; other uses, such as merchandise or advertising, need a separate license.
See all mural projects, hotel murals, or the full FAQs.
Tell Presa about your venue
Presa reviews all inquiries personally. If your project is a good fit, you will hear back within five business days to schedule a complimentary 15-minute discovery call.