My favorite technique is trompe-l’œil (French for “fool the eye”), which creates the illusion that the mural exists in three dimensions. Not only does a trompe l’oeil expand your living space, but is a great conversation starter.
Trompe l’oeil window in a waiting room
Wine cellar mural
A painted bronze statute in an office
Trompe l’oeil arches lead to Ocean Beach Pier
Fine art trompe l’oeil urns inside a niche
A full-room trompe l’oeil beach scene
Office cafeteria
Faux bed canopy
Material Girl waiting just inside this faux doorway
The room appears to be on a pirate ship
Awkard space opened up with a simple trompe l’oeil
Simple, calming window mural overlooking the Greek Isles
Cabana outdoor mural
Painted drapes in a home theater
Trompe l’oeil window overlooks a city skyline
Realistic mural of Tom Cruise playing billiards
A doorway opens up this space, leading into a hallway
Bas relief design painted over driveway
Faux stones and realistic looking doorway lead into a wine cellar
Faux stones
Painted door on the underside of a murphy bed
Realistic butterflies greet visitors by this entryway
Faux stones and trompe l’oeil balcony overlooks a peaceful landscape
A faux doorway leads from the living room to a serene beach
Faux niche and urn appear 3-dimensional
Trompe l’oeil window in Italy
Faux drapes and movie reel inside a home theater
Bathe and relax in the calming scenery just “outside”
An elegant arched window mural shows Lake Como
3-D window mural looking out at an Italy landscape
Large trompe l’oeil mural above a family room
ViviCam 6300
Painted doorway seems to look out over the Southwest countryside
A trompe l’oeil window mural overlooks vineyards
Hallway niche opens up with this trompe l’oeil window
Faux window overlooking the Greek countryside
A faux window open up this small office
Fantasy trompe l’oeil
Contact: Beata Wojcik – (619) 306-3054 – BeataMurals@gmail.com
San Diego Muralist serving surrounding areas including Coronado, Pacific Beach, Point Loma, La Jolla, Del Mar, Mira Mesa, Spring Valley, Chula Vista, Bonita, Imperial Beach, Rancho Bernardo, Carmel Valley, Rancho Santa Fe, Lakeside, Poway, Carlsbad, Encinitas, Solana Beach, Escondido, Oceanside, San Marcos, Vista, Ramona, El Cajon, Alpine.
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