SampleMural · Café
Restaurants & cafés
Madhura Kala Studio designs and hand-paints murals for restaurants, cafés, bars and bakeries. The design starts from your menu, your brand and where people sit. Painting is usually done after closing time, with low-odour paint and a washable top coat.
People take photos of a good restaurant wall and ask for the table next to it. To get there, we look at your food, your name and logo, and how the light falls in the room at the hours you're busiest.
Painting happens when you're closed: early mornings, late nights or your weekly off day. Every wall gets a wipeable top coat, because restaurant walls get touched, splashed and cleaned a lot.
Tell us about the space and who uses it. Photos and rough wall measurements help a lot.
We check the wall, the light, access and timing, so the quote matches the actual job.
You receive sketches and colour options. Painting starts only once you approve a final scaled design.
We prepare and prime the wall, then paint or sculpt at times that suit you.
A protective coat where needed, a clean room, care instructions, and photos of the finished work.
Yes. Most restaurant and café murals are painted outside service hours, on early mornings, late nights or your weekly off day. The work area is closed off while painting and cleaned at the end of each session.
Yes. Murals in food spaces are painted with durable acrylic or exterior-grade paint and sealed with a washable coat, so your staff can wipe them down with the rest of the room.
Yes. The design can use your logo, your brand colours, drawings of dishes from the menu or the story behind the food. We keep the logo small enough that the wall still looks like a painting and not an advertisement.
Tell us about your restaurant, café, office or home. Madhura reads every enquiry and replies herself.