Therapeutic Murals

Transform your space.

Make a big impact.

What we view matters—especially during the most delicate yet impactful moments in life: those when you, your loved ones, your clients or patients need to find wellness.

What scene needs to be seen for those moments that need healing? Whatever it is, let’s make your vision for it happen.

Use environmental enhancing elements of demonstrated history.

For over 50 years we have known that simple access to a view of a tree out a window accelerates hospital patients’ healing time and discharge date by an entire day—thanks to the seminal research by Roger Ulrich in the 1980’s. Even 100 years before that, in the late 1800’s, Florence Nightingale followed her instinct to advocate for environmental design to be considered part of patients’ recovery processes—convincing hospital wards to integrate natural sunlight and common natural elements like flowers as enhancements to care.

In|vision has over 20 years of experience facilitating unique stages—from initial inception to final painting & installation—of more than 70 mural projects around the country…

within hospitals, healthcare, healing and service establishments. Share the natural impact, grace, and comfort of strategically designed images—hand-painted with care—for the healing journeys of those you care about most.

Murals Gallery.

Find inspiration in previous projects.

How it works:

Layout design samples

  • View 1 for continuous hall mural

    Interior side of unit entrance doors: Adult Inpatient Behavioral Health Unit, Eastern Long Island, NY

  • View 2

    Partial length of unit hallway with patient room, group room, and office doors visible

  • View 3

    Interior side of exit door to patient courtyard, with patient room doors and phone visible: rear of hallway

  • Interior community room wall with TV mounted in center: Inpatient Psychiatric Unit, Bronx, NY

  • Exterior basement retaining wall , as viewed through basement window: Psychiatric Emergency Center, Eastern Long Island, NY

  • Interior recreation room wall with focal points painted around existing windows: Inpatient Psychiatric Unit, Bronx, NY

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