about allison kunath design
based in Ventura, California — traveling nationally
about the studio
Allison Kunath Design creates large-scale murals and public art for developers, municipalities, and brands. When sourcing vendors for a large installation, you often have to decide between creative vision and contractor-grade reliability. As an artist-founded, C-33 licensed studio, we don't make you choose.
With backgrounds in fine art, graphic design, and project management, our leadership team offers core skillsets that serve every aspect of a project from concept to completion. Our installation crews are expert sign painters, skilled in a variety of painting styles and aesthetics. Our dedicated operational team and administrative systems mean nothing falls through the cracks - we pride ourselves on our clear communication, organized process, and reliable timelines. And our complete insurance (General Liability + Workers' Compensation) means you can rest assured that your project is fully covered.
about the founder
Allison Kunath is an internationally recognized abstract installation artist. She has contributed to over 175 projects, including murals covering over 40,000 square feet of private/public spaces in six countries. With over fifteen years experience in art, design, and project management, Allison has held notable commissions with The City of Los Angeles, The City of Palo Alto, and The University of California (Irvine), in addition to commercial real estate, design, hospitality, and retail brands like The Kimpton Group, Starbucks, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, Tishman Speyer, and Gensler.
Her original work has been licensed to award-winning hospitality projects and brand collaborations with Lululemon and SoFi, in addition to capsule collections with Brooklyn Candle Studio, Lindstrom Rugs, and Carver Skateboards. She has appeared on podcasts and in over a dozen outlets, including Architectural Digest, NBC, Cosmopolitan, Artsy, The Cut, Lonny, Self, Oprah Daily, and Hi-Fructose Magazine.
a note from allison
From a young age, I turned to art to understand my feelings. Today, I strive to create work that reflects my journey in ways that feel both personal and universal. My hope is that it offers viewers moments of connection and reflection as they explore their own emotional landscape.
