Muralist website template with a booking button, three steps and a gallery
A one-page template for a muralist or any painter who sees a wall before quoting: a wide painting, the studio's name and one booking button, three steps, a photo gallery, reviews that turn, notes on price and season, questions, the muralist, the walls they paint, contact and a second booking button.
Who it is for
For a muralist, a sign painter or any painter who works on other people’s walls, and sees a wall before giving a price. The page opens on a wide painting, then the studio’s name and one booking button. The demo is a made-up mural studio on Cerro Alegre in Valparaíso, Chile: a mural of the hills and the bay, three steps from the visit to the finished wall, four photographs, three short reviews that turn, how the price works, why summer fills first, three questions, the muralist, the walls she paints, WhatsApp, Instagram and email, and a second booking button.
Replace the painting at the top and the headline first, then the booking link, the photographs and your WhatsApp number. Then change the steps, the reviews, the two notes and the questions. The permit answer is written for Valparaíso’s heritage zone, so rewrite it for your own city. No date or amount is written anywhere on the page.
For an illustrator’s portfolio, see Pajonal. Hamer & Snaar suits a tradesperson who books home visits, and Lowtide Lessons a teacher who takes bookings on WhatsApp.
Replace these five first
- Image & Portrait: Image URL
- Rich Text: Headline Text
- Action Button: Primary button link
- Photo Gallery: Photos
- Direct Contact: WhatsApp Direct
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Common questions
Can visitors pick a date on the page itself?
No. The page has no booking calendar. Both booking buttons open your own booking page, so put its address in each of them.
Is Ocre y Mar a real studio?
No. The muralist, the studio and the reviews are made up, and the pictures are AI-generated. Replace the words, the links and the pictures with your own before you publish.