From first inquiry to final walkthrough — what to expect when you commission a mural, painting, portrait, tile project, or vase from Maureen. Most commissions are completed in 2–4 weeks.
Send a few photos of the room or wall, rough dimensions, and what you're picturing — a subject, a mood, a color palette, or a piece you've seen in the Portfolio. Interior designers can ask about trade pricing here too.
Maureen proposes a concept, timeline, and price based on size, surface, and complexity — usually within a few days. Nothing is scheduled until you approve the concept.
A deposit secures your spot on the calendar. For murals and tile, Maureen schedules an in-home visit; portraits, commissioned paintings, and vases are completed in the studio.
Most commissions are completed in 2–4 weeks, depending on scope. Larger murals and multi-room projects may take longer — your quote will include a specific timeline.
Murals and tile are reviewed in place before Maureen leaves the site. Paintings, portraits, and vases are delivered or ready for pickup, framed on request.
Most commissions — paintings, portraits, tile, and vases — are completed in 2–4 weeks from deposit. Large-scale or multi-room murals can take longer; your quote will spell out a specific timeline.
Pricing is based on size, surface (canvas, wall, tile, plexiglass), and complexity, and is quoted individually after the concept is set. Interior designers receive trade pricing — the standard industry discount — on murals, tile, and paintings.
Yes. Maureen works on-site for murals and custom tile across Palm Beach County, the Treasure Coast, Broward, and Wellington.
Yes — every commission starts with an approved concept and palette before any paint goes on the wall or canvas, so there are no surprises on install day.
That's the fastest way to start. Reference a piece from the Portfolio or Shop and Maureen will scope a similar design — same style, different size, or a new color story to match your room.
Canvas, mixed media, wood, ceramic tile, and plexiglass, among others — the surface is chosen based on where the piece will live.