Grocery Store Mural: Painted at Whole Foods in Annapolis

Grocery Store Mural at Whole Foods Annapolis

We finished this simple architectural mural at Whole Foods Market Annapolis. It is one of many murals that Designs & Signs painted throughout the store. A grocery store mural gives shoppers something to enjoy while they walk the aisles, and it gives a plain wall a clear purpose. Our shop is in Edgewater, Maryland, and we have also painted murals for Whole Foods Market stores throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.

How We Paint a Grocery Store Mural

First, we create pounce patterns. Next, we tape the patterns to the wall and transfer the outline of the mural onto the brick. Then we paint the mural one color at a time, following a plan. You can read more about this step in our guide on how to use a pounce pattern.

This mural has a dark background and bright letters. For that reason, we plan the order of the colors and cut in around the lettering. This approach saves labor on the most difficult part of the job. We paint with Sherwin-Williams paint.

More Architectural Murals by Designs & Signs

A mural on the wall of a store or shop welcomes customers and shows people on the street what you do. In addition, a mural can turn a plain brick wall into a feature of the building. For another example, see our mural at Bond Street Wharf in Baltimore.