Murals

Murals can be used to enliven and customize a personal or commercial space. Jordan has 20 years of experience creating murals for non-profits, businesses, and private homes.

Murals can be done in a wide variety of styles. Jordan will work with you directly to determine what will suit your space. Pricing is typically based on complexity and size, and ranges between 20.00-50.00 square foot. Many styles can be done in a way that makes a custom mural more affordable than wallpaper or tile.

A person dressed in a light blue shirt, black shorts, a white cap, and black sneakers, with a beige backpack, stands in front of a large, colorful mural. The mural features a gradient of colors from yellow to red and purple, forming a vibrant geometric pattern on a wall.

Mural Pricing and Sizing

Jordan can accommodate a range of complexities and sizes. Outdoor and two-storey murals may require special pricing. Below is a rough guide for three popular mural styles; we encourage you to email us for more precise estimates for your particular project.

A minimalist room with a wall mural of stylized mountain peaks in shades of gray and white, a gray rocking chair, and wooden flooring.

Level I Murals

Level I murals may be simple colour-blocking, geometric designs, stripe and patterns, etc. Level I can also be more detailed, but under 36’ square.
Level I murals start at $500.

A watercolor landscape painting of rolling hills with a large sun in the sky, using soft shades of green, black, and beige.

Level II murals

Level II murals are more detailed. They often have a lot of open space or simple backgrounds, with detailed foregrounds or figures. Level II murals are usually mid-range in size.
Level II murals start at $1000.

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An oil painting of snow-capped mountains with trees and greenery in the foreground, under a blue sky.

Level III murals

Level III murals are usually more detailed, involving complex or highly shaded and colourful designs. They may also be larger (over 600’ square).
Level III murals begin at $2500.

A few recent murals by Jordan Danger

A colorful wall mural featuring large vases with plants and leaves in shades of purple, yellow, green, and lavender in an indoor setting.

When owner and physiotherapist, Krista, first reached out, I was so excited to help. Krista has recently expanded the footprint of Pelvic Support Physiotherapy, an all-genders inclusive pelvic floor physio clinic in the west end of Ottawa, Ontario.

This new mural beckons clients into the freshly-created yoga room, where physio-trained yoga instructors will provide therapeutic yoga sessions. It’s a lovely space.

Krista wanted something zen, earthy, but not too feminine. We opted to avoid flowers (a common metaphorical symbol for women’s anatomy), and instead focused on plants and vessels.

The piece overall is 19’ long and 10’ tall. A huge mural, done in a fresh and modern style as befits this fresh and modern clinic.

Zen Flora Mural for a Physiotherapy Clinic

The Richmond Fox

When Paul and Karen began working on the Richmond Village Bakehouse in one of the town’s oldest Victorian homes, it only made sense to include a fox as one of their art pieces.

The gorgeous home is ornate from head to toe, but due to fire code the bakery required that two antique doors be replaced with ugly fire-proof doors. The murals that Jordan created have improved the look of these safety features while honoring the atmosphere of the establishment.

Antique hardware homage

The Richmond Village Bakehouse is in one of the town’s oldest Victorian homes, and you’ve never seen details like it. Each door sports hand-chiseled hardware, with each door sporting a unique design.

The gorgeous home is ornate from head to toe, but due to fire code the bakery required that two antique doors be replaced with ugly fire-proof doors. For one of these doors, Jordan created this mural as a fun background for instagram photos and other fun in the rentable party room.

Colorful decorative door with text that reads 'Richmond Village Bakehouse' and various images including fruits, a waterway, and geometric patterns.

Wooden interior door with decorative trim, positioned slightly ajar. Interior room visible to the right, with baseboard and corner of a white wall. Items on the floor include a white bucket, a roll of blue paper towels, a small glass jar, a black tray with partially eaten food, and a brown container. The floor is hardwood.

Trompe l’oiel doors for heritage house

On the backside of the two fire doors installed in the beautiful Richmond Village Bakehouse, Jordan imitated the moulding work of the original antique doors that were replaced to meet fire code. Both these doors are frequently overlooked, as most visitors think they are the original three-dimensional doors. In fact, these are a visual effect and are completely flat to the touch!

Wooden interior door with a brass doorknob and a door closer at the top, surrounded by dark wooden trim, next to a white door with a stained glass window on the right side.

Working with ten selected youth at this innercity drop-in, Jordan helped them create a mural that memorialized the many diversity champions these youth had learned to look up to. Painting was done hand-in-hand with the youth, many of whom had never held a brush before.