Living the Good Life mural

Queen's Promenade

29m x 5m + 8m x 8m

7 colours

10 days installation across 2 murals

Commissioned by the Queen's Promenade Friends group, we transformed the long forgotten walls of the local yacht club building into a bright, welcoming message at the beginning of the promenade. Celebrating the vibrant gardens and local community.

Close up of Harriet painting small detail on a bird on blue wall

Queen's Promenade close up of a finished bird detail, teal and white bird on blue bricks

Close up of painters hands painting in a dark leaf, pot in one hand brush on the wall

Mural artists painting bright purple onto wall in early stages of the mural, blank wall with patches of bright yellow and blue forming the start of the design

Section of side mural showing leaves, background shapes and two flying birds above in bright yellows blues and purple

Close up on the S letter, hand in painting the first layer of shadow in blue

SIde angle view down the finished mural, bright blue wall with yellow and blue leaves and sailboat in the foreground.

Close up of mural artist up a ladder painting the orange sun at the top of the side wall, with bright blue sky above.

View of the completed side wall mural with the start of the sensory garden in front and the side wall down the walkway. Bright colours covering the walls and blue sky above

Close up of mural artist painting blue and green leaves on the side garden wall mural

Close up of Queen's Promenade mural sail boat. White boat with yellow and purple billowing sails on a bright blue background

Close up of the 3 core colours of the mural, sky blue, acid yellow and bright purple

View of the end of the finished Queen's Promenade mural with the river in the background and tip of a sail boat passing by

Close up of mural artist up step ladder adding detail to the mural against the bright blue background

View of Sensory Garden mural in progress reflected in a puddle on the ground as people walk past

Queen’s Promenade Friends had a fantastic experience with Sunnie and Harriet of Ninety-five Prints. We commissioned them for a mural on 3 walls of a yacht club building in a very public area.

Their design was inspirational and full of flair, their work thoroughly professional and high quality. Both are wonderful artists and great fun to work with. Highly recommended.
Stefan Gross (Chair, Queen’s Promenade Friends)

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London River Yacht Club

As part of this project we were commissioned to refresh the side wall of the yacht club by their entrance. Taking away a rusty old sign and replacing it with a unique hand painted logo.

STUDIOA DESIGN

Queen's Promenade

London River Yacht Club