For designers who want their clients to remember the room
David works closely with high-end interior designers and architects in Park City, Deer Valley, Midway, Heber, and Salt Lake City, Utah as a trusted subcontractor—someone you can bring into a project with confidence and hand off to without worry.
He respects the clients he works with and communicates clearly. He understands timelines. He doesn’t need to be managed.
Project Types
Accent walls
Entryways
Feature Dining Spaces
Children’s Rooms
Exterior Walls
Hospitality Lobbies
Commercial Offices
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and apply.
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It starts with a conversation about your space, your vision, and how the room or wall is used. From there, David develops a design concept for your approval before any paint touches the wall.
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Not at all. Some clients come with a clear vision; others just know they want something and want David's creative direction. Both are a great starting point.
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Most interior and exterior walls, with the right prep. If you're unsure about your specific surface, reach out and David can advise.
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Interior and exterior murals are painted to last, using materials suited to the surface and environment.
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Yes — reach out and David can assess and refresh the work as needed.
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Yes — David regularly partners with designers, architects, and space planners to execute a client's vision, working within existing design plans and specs.
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Yes — David can execute a provided concept, or collaborate from an early stage if you'd like an artist's input on the vision itself.
A note on referrals
David’s best client relationships begin with a designer who trusted him on one project. If you have a client whose space is ready for something original, reach out. This page exists because you’re the reason those projects happen.