Absolutely Studio delivered a series of vinyl mural installations on Manette Street in Soho, London, designed by Darren John. Commissioned by Kenningham Retail and Soho Estates, the project formed part of a wider effort to improve the visual identity of the street following the reopening of Manette Street as a key pedestrian route between Tottenham Court Road and Soho.
The first installation wraps the storefront glazing at Ilona Rose House. A colourful vinyl mural was designed to activate the vacant retail frontage while still allowing visibility into the unit behind. The dynamic composition introduces colour-shifting elements that attract attention while maintaining transparency for potential tenants and visitors.
A second vinyl mural installation was applied to the construction hoarding outside the House of St Barnabas. The full wrap transformed a frequently tagged surface into a bold graphic intervention that responds to the character of the surrounding Grade I listed building.
The vinyl murals were printed by Puck Studio and installed on site by Absolutely Studio.
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