Murals in Luxembourg — custom murals for businesses, hotels & homes
I design and paint custom murals across Luxembourg — for companies, hotels, restaurants and private homes that want a wall with real presence, not another decorative print.


I'm Dani Delgado, a Spanish mural artist and painter with six years of professional experience, specialised in large-scale portraits and custom murals. I'm currently based between Trier and Luxembourg, where murals and live painting for premium events are my main focus.
My work has reached an audience of close to 50,000 people on Instagram, built entirely on real projects. Every wall shown on this page was painted by hand, on site, for a real client.
I'm also studying Business Administration, which shapes how I run projects: clear quotes, realistic timelines, and no surprises once the brush touches the wall.
Every wall is different, and so is every client
Here's how I work with each one — from a first office wall to a family home.
Corporate & Office Murals
A blank office wall says nothing about the company behind it. A mural does — in reception areas, meeting rooms, open-plan floors, or exterior facades that face the street.
I work directly with facility managers, marketing teams and business owners to turn a company's identity, values or industry into a wall-sized visual. The result is a piece that welcomes clients, motivates teams, and gives your space something worth photographing.
Hotel & Restaurant Murals
Hospitality spaces live or die by atmosphere. A mural can define a dining room's character, anchor a hotel lobby, or turn a plain corridor into part of the guest experience.
I design each piece around the venue's concept — its cuisine, its region, its story — rather than applying a generic pattern that could belong anywhere. The goal is a wall guests remember and photograph, which becomes free marketing for the venue itself.
Custom Portrait Murals
Portrait is where I do my strongest work: faces painted at true mural scale, with the technical precision of a studio piece and the visual impact of a building-sized artwork.
This service suits companies wanting to honour a founder, a team, or a public figure tied to their brand, as well as private clients who want a portrait of family, a pet, or someone meaningful — painted directly on a wall rather than framed on one.
Residential Murals
For homes, murals work best when they're personal: a nursery scene, a statement wall in a living room, a mural that reflects how a family actually lives in the space.
I keep the process simple for residential clients — one design conversation, a clear proposal, and a painting timeline that respects that this is someone's home, not a construction site.
A selection of walls I've painted to date
Genuine commissions, each one photographed on completion. As I bring this experience to Luxembourg, this section will grow with new projects painted here.




More work, including behind-the-scenes footage of each mural being painted, is on Instagram →
Commissioning a mural shouldn't feel uncertain
Here's exactly what happens, from first message to finished wall.
Consultation & Design Brief
We start with a short conversation — in person, by call, or by email — about the space, the goal, and any ideas you already have. I visit the site or review photos and measurements, then put together a design concept tailored to that specific wall.
Quote & Timeline
You receive a written quote covering design, materials, painting days and travel if needed. No vague estimates — you know the total cost and the delivery date before anything is confirmed.
On-Site Painting
Once the design is approved, I paint on site using professional-grade materials suited to indoor or outdoor conditions. Most murals take around a week to complete, depending on size and detail. You're welcome to check progress throughout — many clients enjoy watching the mural take shape day by day.
Delivery & Aftercare
At completion, I walk you through the finished piece and share care guidance so the mural keeps its colour and finish for years. High-resolution photos of the finished work are included, ready for your own marketing or social media.
Areas covered in Luxembourg & the Greater Region
Based in Trier, I regularly work across the whole Saar-Lor-Lux area. If your project is somewhere else nearby, get in touch — travel is simply factored into the quote.
- Trier Home base
- Luxembourg City Grand Duchy
- Kirchberg Grand Duchy
- Esch-sur-Alzette Grand Duchy
- Rest of the Grand Duchy On request
- Saarland & the Moselle area Greater Region
Built on real work, not promises
Portfolio & Experience
Six years of professional mural work, with portrait as a core specialty most local muralists don't offer at the same level of detail.
Social Proof
Close to 50,000 people follow the process behind each mural on Instagram — you can see real technique and real results before you commit to a project.
A Professional, Business-Minded Process
Currently studying Business Administration, which means clear proposals, realistic deadlines, and a project that's managed like a professional service — not a favour between friends.
Hiring a mural artist in Luxembourg
Who is Dani Delgado?
Dani Delgado is a Spanish mural artist and the name behind Dani Muralista, with six years of professional experience specialised in large-scale portraits and custom murals for businesses, hospitality venues and private homes. He's currently based between Trier and Luxembourg, and shares his process with an audience of close to 50,000 people on Instagram.
Where is Dani Muralista based, and does it cover all of Luxembourg?
Dani Muralista is based in Trier, just across the border from Luxembourg, and takes on projects throughout the Grand Duchy — including Luxembourg City, Kirchberg and Esch-sur-Alzette — as well as the wider Greater Region, covering Saarland and the Moselle area. Travel is simply factored into the project quote.
How much does a mural cost in Luxembourg?
There's no fixed price list — every mural is quoted individually, because wall size, height, surface condition, level of detail and location all change the cost significantly. The most reliable way to get an accurate number is to send a few photos and rough measurements; you'll typically get a clear, personal quote within a few days.
How long does it take to complete a mural?
Most murals take around a week to paint on site. Smaller pieces can be quicker, and larger corporate or exterior projects can take longer. The exact timeline is always confirmed as part of the quote, so there are no surprises once painting starts.
Does he paint both indoor and outdoor murals?
Yes. Different materials are used depending on the surface — weather-resistant paints for exterior walls and facades exposed to the elements, and finishes suited to indoor spaces like offices, restaurants and homes.
Is portrait painting a specialty, or does he do other styles too?
Portrait is Dani's strongest specialty — he paints faces at true mural scale with the same precision as a studio piece, which is less common among muralists working at this size. Every mural is still designed around the client's brief, so the style adapts to the project rather than being limited to one look.
Does he work with businesses, or also private homes?
Both. Dani regularly works with companies, hotels and restaurants that want a mural for their space, as well as private clients who want something personal for their home — a family portrait, a nursery scene, or a statement wall in a living room.
Has Dani worked on mural projects outside Europe?
Yes — his mural work has even taken him as far as Aruba, in the Caribbean, where he was commissioned to paint a mural on the island. It's a good example of how his work travels: clients find him through his portfolio and Instagram regardless of location, and he's just as happy to take on a project across the Atlantic as one down the road in Luxembourg.
What's the process for commissioning a mural?
It starts with a short conversation about the wall and what you have in mind, followed by a written quote covering design, materials and timeline. Once the design is approved, Dani paints on site — usually around a week — and hands over the finished mural along with care guidance and high-resolution photos.
Does he also offer live painting for events, or only murals?
Murals are Dani Muralista's main service, but Dani also offers live painting — creating a canvas piece in real time during weddings, galas and corporate events. It's a separate service aimed at hospitality and entertainment rather than permanent wall art, covered on its own page.
Get a mural quote in Luxembourg
Send a few photos of your wall and a short description of what you have in mind — you'll receive a clear proposal within days.