Red Rock Elementary School
Red Rock Elementary School
Brief
A color-block accent wall at Red Rock Elementary — oversized hands cradling a heart, painted across a raw brick wall in six colors.
Brief
A color-block accent wall at Red Rock Elementary — oversized hands cradling a heart, painted across a raw brick wall in six colors.
Brief
A color-block accent wall at Red Rock Elementary — oversized hands cradling a heart, painted across a raw brick wall in six colors.
Approach
Red Rock came to us needing a logo for the front office and a much bigger ask: a raw brick wall upstairs, in the wing where kindergarten through second grade spend their day. That wall needed scale and color, not subtlety. We built a six-color accent mural anchored by two large hands holding a heart at the center — big enough to read from across the hallway, simple enough for a five-year-old to understand at a glance.
Outcome
That wall had sat untouched for years because nobody knew what to do with raw brick at that scale. Now it's the first thing you see walking upstairs. It gives the youngest kids at Red Rock a hallway that feels like it was made for them, not just a wall someone forgot to finish.
Approach
Red Rock came to us needing a logo for the front office and a much bigger ask: a raw brick wall upstairs, in the wing where kindergarten through second grade spend their day. That wall needed scale and color, not subtlety. We built a six-color accent mural anchored by two large hands holding a heart at the center — big enough to read from across the hallway, simple enough for a five-year-old to understand at a glance.
Outcome
That wall had sat untouched for years because nobody knew what to do with raw brick at that scale. Now it's the first thing you see walking upstairs. It gives the youngest kids at Red Rock a hallway that feels like it was made for them, not just a wall someone forgot to finish.
Approach
Red Rock came to us needing a logo for the front office and a much bigger ask: a raw brick wall upstairs, in the wing where kindergarten through second grade spend their day. That wall needed scale and color, not subtlety. We built a six-color accent mural anchored by two large hands holding a heart at the center — big enough to read from across the hallway, simple enough for a five-year-old to understand at a glance.
Outcome
That wall had sat untouched for years because nobody knew what to do with raw brick at that scale. Now it's the first thing you see walking upstairs. It gives the youngest kids at Red Rock a hallway that feels like it was made for them, not just a wall someone forgot to finish.
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