We Don't Paint Walls. We Make Landmarks.
Commercial Mural | Brand Campaign
Budweiser × World Cup — Camden
A large-scale mural for Budweiser's World Cup 'Let It Pour' campaign, painted in Camden, London. Three England players rendered in photorealistic detail across a full building facade — bold, high-impact street art at its most visible.
Artist: Jimmy C
Commercial Mural | Brand Campaign
Netflix — Supacell
A large-scale mural commission for Netflix's Supacell campaign. Bold, high-impact street art delivered across South London.
Commercial Mural | Film & TV
My Bad Sister
A photorealistic community mural painted for local residents in New Cross, depicting South London musician My Bad Sister against a vibrant cityscape, floral landscape, and graffiti characters.
Commercial Mural | Brand Activation
Brewdog
A live mural activation for Brewdog's WingJam festival — painted on-site, in front of a live audience.
Commercial Mural | Hospitality
Peckham Riviera
A bold interior mural for one of South East London's most iconic bar and event venues.
Public Mural | Community
Community Commission
A large-scale gable end mural commissioned for the local community in New Cross.
Commercial Mural | Hospitality | Hastings
Joyful Roots
A vibrant exterior mural for a Hastings hospitality venue, bringing colour and culture to the seafront.
Artist Commission | Hastings Seafront
Master Skosh
A landmark seafront mural by Master Skosh, commissioned by Paintbox Mural Agency in Hastings.
Shutter Mural | Commercial
Dogs Grandad Brewery
A hand-painted shutter mural for Dogs Grandad Brewery — bold branding that works around the clock.
Vehicle Wrap | Commercial
Flock Fried Chicken
A full vehicle wrap for Flock Fried Chicken's food truck — eye-catching, on-brand, and built for the streets.
Vehicle Wrap | Commercial
OPA Authentic Greek
Van branding and signage for OPA Authentic Greek — hand-painted with character and craft.
Commercial Mural
Sole Circuit
A custom mural for Sole Circuit, blending sneaker culture with South London street art.
Commercial Mural | Fitness
Definition Gym
A high-energy mural for Definition Gym — motivational, bold, and built to last.
Residential Mural
Private Client
A bespoke interior mural for a private client — personal, considered, and beautifully executed.
Don't Take Our Word For It
Peckham Riviera
The mural has become the most photographed thing in the venue. Guests can't stop taking pictures in front of it — it's transformed the whole space.
WingJam Festival x Brewdog
Paintbox painted live at our festival and the crowd loved it. The wall was finished before the day was out and it looked incredible.
Private Client
We wanted something personal and lasting. Paintbox delivered beyond what we imagined — the pool mural is the first thing everyone notices.
Ready to Transform Your Space?
Shutter Art London | Hand-Painted Shop Shutters
Your shutter is your shopfront for half the day. Most of them are grey, tagged, or both.
We hand-paint shutters for shops, cafés, bars and businesses across London. Every design is drawn for the specific shutter and the specific business, painted on site by working graffiti artists, and finished to survive weather and daily use.
25 shutters on Deptford High Street
We worked with Shapes Lewisham and Lewisham Council to transform 25 shutters along Deptford High Street, one for each business taking part. Iva Decheva redesigned the Shapes graphics and Zomby London painted a guest piece.
It's the largest shutter project of its kind in South East London, and it changed how the street looks after 6pm. See the project in our portfolio →
Why businesses paint their shutters
It stops the tagging. A painted shutter gets tagged far less than a blank one. Writers respect finished work, and what does land is easier to touch up.
It works when you're closed. Your shutter is visible every evening, every Sunday, every bank holiday. A blank one says nothing.
It gets photographed. Painted shutters end up on Instagram, in local press and on people's feeds.
It's cheaper than signage. A hand-painted shutter costs less than most illuminated signs and lasts years.
How it works
1. We look at the shutter. Size, condition, material, whether it's roller or solid. We can quote from photos if that's easier.
2. We draw something. You get a design mockup on a photo of your actual shutter before anyone picks up a can. Changes are included.
3. We paint it. Most single shutters are done in a day, painted overnight or on a closed day so your trading isn't affected.
4. It's sealed. We finish with an anti-graffiti and weather-resistant coat, so it can be cleaned without damaging the artwork.
What it costs
Tell us the width of your shutter and roughly what you have in mind, and we'll come back with a figure.
Where we work
We're based at 389 New Cross Road, London SE14 6LA, and paint shutters across London — Deptford, Peckham, Lewisham, Greenwich, Camberwell, Brixton, Hackney, Shoreditch and beyond. We also take on work outside London for larger projects.
Common questions
How long does a shutter take?
Most single shutters take a day. Larger or more detailed work can take two.
Will it get tagged?
Far less than a blank shutter. Painted work is generally left alone, and the anti-graffiti coat means anything that does appear can be cleaned off.
Do you need to close the shop?
No. We usually paint outside trading hours or on a day you're closed.
Can you match our branding?
Yes. We work from your logo, colours and any brand guidelines you have, and turn them into something that reads as artwork rather than an advert.
Do I need permission?
For your own shutter on your own unit, usually not. If you're in a conservation area or listed building, or the landlord owns the shopfront, we'll talk you through it.
Can a whole street do it together?
Yes, and it works out cheaper per shutter. That's how the Deptford project ran.
Get your shutter painted
Send us the width of your shutter and a photo, and we'll come back with a design idea and a price.