As of February 3, 2025, the north-facing wall near Old West Cinnamon Rolls and The Break Cafe in Pismo Beach is home to a fresh “Greetings from Pismo Beach” mural.

Created in collaboration with ArtcoLab, the mural channels postcard vibes with a bold, coastal look—perfectly placed between two of the city’s go-to food stops.

Bright, simple, and highly Instagrammable, it adds a splash of local pride and a visual anchor to one of Pismo’s most visited corners.

More street-side art coming soon.

On January 3, 2025, the iconic clam at the entrance of Pismo Beach got a mural refresh—adding vibrant color and clean lines to one of the town’s most recognizable landmarks.

Painted in collaboration with ArtcoLab, the updated mural gives visitors a bright, photo-friendly welcome as they roll into town. It’s a subtle upgrade that keeps the spirit of the original intact while giving it a little extra polish.

New year, new paint—same Pismo charm.

On December 1, 2024, Pizmo Cafe in Pismo Beach replaced its old signage with two new murals—bringing updated style and local character to the building’s exterior.

Created in collaboration with ArtcoLab, the murals give the café a fresh, modern look while staying true to its coastal roots. The design blends hand-painted charm with clean branding, making the space more inviting for locals and visitors alike.

It’s more than a facelift—it’s a reintroduction, with artwork that’s both functional and eye-catching.

Big win for the corner, and a nice upgrade for the coffee run.

As of November 29, 2024, Silo Joe Coffee To Go in Sagle, Idaho is sporting a new brand identity—complete with custom signage and a hand-applied rust finish that feels right at home in the Idaho panhandle.

Designed and executed by ArtcoLab, the project included full brand design, a painted exterior sign, and a distressed metal effect that gives the café a timeless, well-worn look—on purpose.

It’s equal parts modern and rustic, made to stand out while fitting into the local landscape. For a small space serving serious coffee, the new look hits just right.

More thoughtful design for small businesses, coming soon.

On November 14, 2024, a family home in Solvang, CA got a creative upgrade with a custom mural designed in collaboration with ArtcoLab.

The piece was tailored to the family’s space and style—bringing warmth, personality, and a little artistry to their everyday environment. From palette to placement, every detail was meant to feel personal and lasting.

Residential murals like this are all about turning a house into something more: a space that reflects the people who live there.

More custom work, coast to coast.

Me-n-Ed’s Pismo Beach now sports a custom mural that brings some extra flavor to its coastal location.

Painted in collaboration with ArtcoLab, the mural mixes beach town energy with classic pizza shop vibes—creating a bold, welcoming backdrop for locals, tourists, and hungry surfers alike.

It’s all about good pizza, good people, and now, a good wall to go with it.

On November 3, 2024, a cozy Airbnb on Howard St. in Spokane, WA got a visual upgrade with a custom mural designed in collaboration with ArtcoLab.

The artwork brings a sense of place to the short-term rental—something bold, welcoming, and unmistakably Spokane. It’s the kind of detail that helps a listing stand out and gives guests a reason to snap a photo before they even check in.

Designed with both style and durability in mind, the mural adds value without saying a word. Just color, character, and a strong first impression.

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On November 2, 2024, one of Pismo Beach’s most iconic murals—originally painted by John Landon—got a careful refresh by Lakey, with support from ArtcoLab.

The update focused on restoring color vibrancy and sharpening the black linework while preserving the original design and character. It’s the same mural locals know, just cleaner, brighter, and built to last a few more seasons of sun and salt air.

Public art ages like everything else—but with the right touch, it stays timeless.

ArtcoLab is proud to help carry legacy work forward while keeping it true to its roots.