Relief walls for Toronto restaurants, salons, and small commercial rooms

Not every frame in the studio feed is a house. Some are dining rooms, reception desks, and rooms with banquette lighting. Commercial work is the same hand, different constraints: hours of access, durability, and a logo that must not be carved into the art unless the client asks for a mark.

What belongs in a dining room

A botanical wall behind a banquette works. A fragile high petal at chair-back height does not. We set the projection from how the room is used. A salon may want a face or a floral niche at the mirror. A restaurant may want texture that survives a damp cloth. The sealer changes. The sculpture does not become plastic.

Branding

Yafalux marks on the photos are studio watermarks. They are not part of the client's wall. If a business wants a monogram, that is scoped as its own element, not a logo slapped on a flower.

Access

After-hours work costs more because the room cannot close for a week in the middle of service. Say that at the start. A residential feature wall and a Friday-night dining room are different calendars.

Common follow-up questions