Colorado Street Art Company
Colorado Street Art
Company

Commission a mural

Book an artist.
Commission
a wall.

We connect Colorado’s top mural artists with businesses, property owners, schools, and organizations, handling everything from artist selection through final documentation.

Submit a project brief How it works
Grizzly bear mural at Ritual Social House, painted by 3v3rydayart, managed by CSAC
Ritual Social House · 3v3rydayart · managed by CSAC
Artist selection■Concept & design■Site logistics■Permits & insurance■Installation■Photography & documentation■Colorado statewide

More than a marketplace

Why property owners work with a nonprofit instead of an app.

01

Curated, not algorithmic

We select artists whose style, experience, and background fit your project, neighborhood, and community values.

02

End-to-end management

From first conversation to final coat of sealer: artist coordination, design approvals, site prep, permit support, documentation.

03

Nonprofit mission

As a 501(c)(3), we’re invested beyond the transaction. Every project strengthens Colorado’s arts economy and pays working artists.

04

Colorado-rooted

Documenting and supporting Denver’s art scene since 2011. We know the artists, the neighborhoods, and the culture.

05

Community context

Stakeholder input and neighborhood outreach, so murals reflect the people who live and work nearby.

06

Documented & archived

Every project is professionally photographed, archived, and promoted across our channels, amplifying your investment beyond the wall.

The process

Five steps. We respond to briefs within two business days; site visits are free in the Denver metro.

1

Brief & intake

Location, wall size, budget range, timeline, style preferences, and any community context we should know.

2

Site walk & proposal

We assess surface, logistics, and access, then deliver a written proposal with scope, artist recommendation, timeline, and budget.

3

Design development

The artist develops concept sketches rooted in your brief. We run review rounds and fold in stakeholder or community input.

4

Installation

We coordinate scheduling, materials, equipment, and safety so the artist can focus on the work.

5

Documentation & closeout

Professional photography, final records, and archive. Promoted across our channels and documented for grant reporting.

What we commission

Exterior murals

Large-scale exterior walls for businesses, buildings, parking lots, and public spaces. Our most common project type.

Storefronts, warehouses, parking structures, alleyways, community centers

Interior murals

Feature walls, lobbies, offices, restaurants, schools, and event spaces. Same professional process, indoor execution.

Offices, restaurants, schools, galleries, retail, healthcare

Community & memorial

Murals honoring people, places, and stories, through culturally responsive processes that include neighborhood voice.

Neighborhood tributes, memorial walls, school murals, place-based installations

Live painting events

Live mural or graffiti art at grand openings, block parties, and festivals. Artists work in real time as part of your programming.

Grand openings, festivals, hip-hop events, corporate activations

Graffiti jams

Multi-artist paint jams bringing together Colorado’s graffiti community for a day of live painting open to the public.

Community events, brand activations, music venues, cultural celebrations

Mural Makers Academy

School-based programs where students work alongside professional artists to design and paint a permanent mural.

High schools, community centers, after-school programs

Scope of work

What we provide

  • Artist selection and vetting
  • Project scope, timeline, and budget development
  • Concept design and revision process
  • Site walk and readiness assessment
  • Permit support and insurance coordination
  • All paint, materials, and equipment (unless otherwise scoped)
  • On-site production management and safety
  • Professional photography and documentation
  • Community or stakeholder engagement (if applicable)
  • Project archive and promotional coverage
  • One-year workmanship warranty

 

What you bring

  • Approved wall or surface access
  • Timely design feedback and approvals
  • Coordination with property management or HOA if applicable
  • Any required building or city permits (we assist)
  • Power access if needed for equipment
  • Scaffolding or lift access if not included in scope
  • Staff or property contact during production
What does a mural cost?

Every wall is quoted individually: size, complexity, surface prep, equipment, and artist. Artist labor and supplies are quoted; project management is included; documentation is optional. You’ll get a detailed quote within 2 business days of your brief.

The Path by Bella and Phame
The PathBella & Phame · 2301 7th St
Grizzly bear mural at Ritual Social House
Ritual Social House3v3rydayart · 1209 E 13th Ave
Artist at work. Photo by Cesareo Sifuentes
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Project brief

Tell us about your project. The more detail you share, the better we can match you with the right artist and scope. We typically respond within 2 business days.

One-year guarantee. Installations are warranted against defects in workmanship for one year. See our Terms.

Not ready for a full brief? Reach us on the contact page or on Instagram @coloradostart and we’ll set up a quick call.

Every project is quoted individually. We’ll provide a full quote after reviewing your brief and visiting the site.