Project
A jungle for Habanero restaurant
A restaurant wall turned into a tropical jungle: wall painting and hand-painted ceramic tile — toucans, monkeys, vines and foliage. The atmosphere grows from the venue's own concept, Habanero, in an authored adaptation to the brand.
The idea
Habanero wanted the venue itself to be a trip to the tropics. Starting from that concept, I brought the jungle onto the walls by combining two techniques: wall painting for the background scene and hand-painted ceramic tile for the details with texture and shine.
I painted and glazed the ceramic on a grid on the wall — slow work, piece by piece, so the plants, the birds and the monkeys gained depth. Ceramic adds relief and durability; painting adds breadth and continuity to the scene.
The result is a space where every corner is a part of the jungle. It is a direct example of how a ceramic mural can reinforce a restaurant's identity and become its focal point.
Gallery
Project details
| Type | Ceramic mural + wall painting |
| Client | Habanero restaurant |
| Location | Benicàssim, Castellón, Spain |
| Year | 2020 |
| Material | Hand-painted ceramic tile, paint, glazes |
| Technique | Wall painting and hand-painted ceramic on a grid |
| Theme | Tropical jungle tied to the brand |
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