Jennifer Foxley Mural Artist

24/05/2026

A calm, neutral safari scene, hand-painted for a young boy’s bedroom. The mural was designed to grow with him- timeless, calming & full of character 🐘🦓🦒

Panelling will be added beneath to complete the space beautifully.

13/05/2026

Turning a bathroom wall into an underwater escape..🐠
I wanted this mural to feel immersive & calming, with layers of colourful corals, tropical fish & soft light rays. My favourite part has got to be the deep sea diver drifting past along the top!

08/05/2026

Hand-painted layers of misty trees, soft light and flowing greenery, bringing depth and calm to this stairway mural. I incorporated touches of silver leaf in the foreground to represent the morning dew, and birds within the piece to create movement 🍃
A transformation for this entrance hall!

23/04/2026

For a golf enthusiast’s bedroom, a hand-painted mural designed to create a serene, calm space ⛳️

08/04/2026

Soft neutral stripes meet delicate Spring blossom branches, painted to flow across all walls in this nursery room 🌸

02/04/2026

Crashing ocean waves, flowing around the whole room, creating surfer vibes indoors! Soon to be transformed even further with a fun campervan bed & painted surfboards 🏄

19/03/2026

Designed to draw you into the scene, this hand-painted mural brings a calm, immersive feel to a section of the top-floor games/cinema room at the stunning new development in Dorridge.
Astro turf will complete the look, and create a unique, unexpected little putting green area, for all ages to enjoy ⛳️

29/01/2026

23/01/2026

Part 2
This section of the mural highlights the vital canal network of the Black Country at the time, and the communities that were built around them.
With Wren’s nest, the iconic glass cones, factories & Dudley castle all in the skyline, it’s an industrial landscape that helped shape the modern world 🏭

23/01/2026

Part 1
A glimpse into the Black Country at the height of the Industrial Revolution 🏭
Painted at Dudley Canal & Tunnels Trust this week, I designed this mural to depict the smoke-filled skies, ironworks, grit & innovation. A landscape of furnaces, rail wagons, ironworks, and most importantly highlighting Dudley’s vital canal network at the time.