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Hand-Painted Signs & Murals in Emeryville

Building-scale logo murals, corporate wall graphics, and commercial lettering made to read clearly from a distance.

  • Building-scale logos
  • Exterior lettering
  • Corporate wall graphics

Direct answer: Our Emeryville portfolio includes a 20-by-40-foot HDR facade logo plus interior brand walls for NorthBay Networks and Pattern Ag. Exterior or interior, the scope starts with access, layout, surface condition, and the distance from which the mark needs to read.

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Work we’ve painted in Emeryville

These Emeryville projects move from a building-scale exterior identity to cleaner office and research-space logo walls, with proportions and edge quality matched to each viewing distance.

Large white HDR logo painted across a green commercial facade in Emeryville

Building-scale brand painting

HDR 20-by-40-foot exterior logo

We painted HDR’s white lettermark across a deep-green Emeryville facade, turning a broad blank wall into highly visible company identification.

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NorthBay Networks logo painted on a white office wall in Emeryville

Interior brand painting

NorthBay Networks office logo wall

A crisp NorthBay Networks mark gives the Emeryville office lounge a direct piece of company identity without adding dimensional hardware.

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Painters working beneath the Pattern Ag wall logo in an Emeryville office

Corporate wall graphic

Pattern Ag research-office logo

Pattern Ag’s geometric mark and wordmark were painted directly on the wall at the company’s Emeryville headquarters and research space.

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Quick takeaways

  • Start with the wall, not the idea. Surface type, condition, and access determine what’s realistic.
  • Design is the multiplier. Detail level, typography, and revisions affect time more than people expect.
  • Durability is part of the art. Outdoor and high-touch interiors usually need a protection plan.
  • Good process keeps it painless. Clear scope, clear schedule, clean site prep.

What we paint in Emeryville

Commercial murals

Feature walls, lobbies, retail buildouts, gyms, restaurants, offices, and brand moments that photograph well.

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Hand-painted signs

Logo walls, oversized lettering, storefront graphics, and interior wayfinding painted directly on the surface.

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Residential murals

Nurseries, kids’ rooms, statement walls, and calm “make the room feel finished” projects.

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How a mural or sign project works

  1. Scope: we confirm wall size, surface, environment (indoor/outdoor), and access constraints.
  2. Design: we align on style references and a design direction you can approve before paint.
  3. Prep: cleaning/repairs/priming so the mural doesn’t fail early.
  4. Paint: block-in → refine → detail, with a plan for sharp edges and consistent color.
  5. Protect: when the wall needs it, we plan a compatible finish so it stays cleanable and durable.

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Emeryville links (city resources)

Service area note: Emeryville is in Alameda County.

Want a mural or painted sign in Emeryville?

Send a couple wall photos and rough dimensions. We’ll respond with next steps and options that fit your timeline.

FAQ

How much does a mural cost in Emeryville?

It depends on scope: wall size, prep needs, design complexity, access/scheduling, and whether the wall needs a protective finish. If you want a real quote, send wall photos and rough dimensions.

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Do you paint indoors and outdoors?

Yes. The paint system and prep plan depend on the surface (drywall, plaster, concrete, brick, metal, etc.) and the environment (sun, moisture, high-touch areas).

Do you need permits?

Sometimes. Requirements vary by site and jurisdiction, and many projects simply require property-owner approval. If permits or approvals are needed, we’ll help you identify what to check for your wall.

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