9 Best Mural Artists and Wall Painting Studios in Singapore (2026)

A painted wall can make a home, cafe or children's room feel unmistakably yours, but mural artists vary widely in style, scale and how they take bookings. This guide gathers nine Singapore mural artists and wall painting studios that publish a portfolio or a way to enquire, from botanical interior murals and pet-themed home walls to kids' room specialists and facade painters. Each was checked against its own website or active social profile, and the blurbs only repeat what the provider says about itself. Use it as a shortlist: compare portfolios, ask about wall preparation and timelines, and request a written quote before you commit to a design.

Mural Lingo is a mural studio that says it has worked since 2014 with clients ranging from private homes and schools to museums, NGOs and large companies. Its site lists realistic murals, 3D murals and installations, illustrative murals, school murals, community and CSR projects, technology-integrated murals, workshops and decals, and it names residential among the client sectors it serves. The studio's contact page gives an Ubi address and says visits are by appointment only, and project briefs can be sent through an online form, by email or through a WhatsApp button. Its site also carries a portfolio and FAQ. For a first conversation, bring photos of the wall, rough dimensions and a few style references so the team can suggest which service fits.

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Ochre G, previously called The Ochre Home, is the art and lifestyle brand of visual artist and interior stylist Geraldine Toh. Its mural page says it specialises in botanical murals for interiors, painted mainly in acrylic and outdoor wall paint and customised to the size and placement of the wall and the client's preferences. The page describes a design discussion followed by a design sketch ahead of painting day, and notes that a lead time is needed before that discussion, so it suits people who plan ahead rather than last-minute jobs. Enquiries go through a contact form or Instagram. Its media page lists press features dated through 2026, and the brand also publishes art and interior styling services alongside murals.

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Muffinsaurs Studio is an illustrator-led studio that also runs a pet wellness shop, and its site separates residential murals from commercial works. Residential categories include single-colour cat and dog murals, single-colour mixed murals, full-colour and minimalist-colour murals, plus printed murals. Examples posted on the site describe a cat mural framing a shoe rack in an HDB flat, a living-room mural of animals and family hobbies, a round mural framing display plates and a mural for two children's bedrooms. Its commercial list includes an IMH pledge wall and a Starbucks collaboration. The about page says the artist returned to making art in 2025, and a contact page offers an enquiry form. The animal-focused style suits pet lovers and playful family spaces.

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Asian Art Platform is a contemporary art gallery that also sells mural painting as an art service. Its mural page says it paints custom, hand-painted murals on internal and external walls for residential and commercial projects, including work at height, covering feature walls, facades, homes and retail spaces. It asks clients to share the wall's location, rough dimensions and a few photos by email or WhatsApp, after which it says it can arrange a site visit or provide an initial quote. The page showcases a hand-painted emblem on a multi-storey corrugated steel facade, which it dates to 2026. Its general enquiry form lists mural painting as an enquiry type. Consider it for large, exterior or hard-to-reach walls. The gallery is on Lower Delta Road.

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The Graff Room calls itself a mural studio, and its Instagram profile is its main public portfolio. The bio describes commercial, residential and kids' projects, promises hand-painted custom murals, and invites clients to send a direct message for project estimates. Posts and videos show children's bedrooms and playrooms with themed characters, including an army-themed bedroom and a Kuromi and My Melody wall, along with wall-preparation steps and finished reveals. Recent posts indicate it is still taking jobs. We could not open a standalone website for the studio, so the Instagram profile and direct messages are the way to ask about availability and design options. Because enquiries run through social media, ask early about timelines, the paint used and who handles taping and priming.

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DC Mural Arts is a Singapore mural painter led by artist Della Chen, according to the contact details on its website. The site says it paints indoor and outdoor spaces such as homes, bars, restaurants and schools, and positions hand-painted work as an alternative to printed wallpaper. Separate pages cover textured mural painting and canvas or live-event painting. A showreel and past-wall gallery sit on the home page, while its Instagram carries newer projects, including a peacock mural posted in December 2025. The studio says it provides a tailored quote on request and publishes a phone number, email address and WhatsApp contact, with a location in the Ubi area. Its footer is dated 2026, and it suits clients wanting direct contact with the painter.

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Fyre Flame Pte Ltd describes itself on Instagram as an art and design business specialising in mural paintings. Its posts show a broad mix of work, including a facade wall at Temasek Shophouse on Orchard Road noted in a post dated August 2026, community wall projects with secondary-school art students in Tampines, a mural at the Cuscaden Reserve apartments and playground artworks in Punggol. Captions typically list the location and medium, such as acrylic or weather-resistant emulsion paint, which helps you judge indoor versus outdoor suitability. The profile gives contact details for enquiries, and the business also appears on Facebook. We could not find a standalone website, so request portfolio examples and a written scope by message before you decide.

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The Fort Studios is an art school at HH@Kallang that also takes wall mural commissions. Its murals page says a mural can lift the atmosphere of a home, school or office, and that the studio can paint an image the client supplies or devise a custom artwork to suit the space, brand or message. It lists predrawn murals, collaborative murals and art murals, and asks clients to send their mural details through a form on the page or by email. Because the studio also teaches children's and adult classes, it appears on LocalRank's art-class guides, but this page is about wall commissions. Its footer carries a 2026 date, visits are by appointment according to the site, and the footer lists a phone number.

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Jaxton Su is a mural artist whose portfolio page describes mural painting, facade murals and public-art commissions for commercial, institutional and public spaces, in Singapore and abroad. Entries dated 2026 include a Maybank project and a Singapore and London landmarks mural, while 2025 entries cover sports-themed walls, a Geylang Serai mural and a hospital mural. The site names organisations such as Maybank, National University Hospital and ActiveSG among its clients. Homes and kids' rooms are not mentioned on the page, so this option suits shops, offices, clinics and community spaces that want a larger, brand or place-led wall. Enquiries go through a contact form rather than a published phone number or email, and the footer carries a 2026 date.

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