The most beautiful urban frescoes

XL Recordings

XL Recordings is an independent music label founded in 1989 in London.

Singer Street/Great Eastern Street

Camille Walala's "Dream Come True" fresco was commissioned by Splice, a film and television post-production company.

Buxton Street

Pop Art-inspired design - especially popular with Instagrammers!

Nomadic Community Garden

A group of volunteers turned this abandoned space in Brick Lane into Nomadic Community Gardens - a community garden that houses vegetable plots, beehives, performance spaces and even a bicycle repair shop!

Clutch Chicken

Cette création monochrome orne le mur du Clutch Chicken Cafe à Bethnal Green. À deux pas du marché aux fleurs de Columbia Road, il est conseillé de venir le dimanche matin pour pouvoir prendre la pose avec un bouquet de fleurs colorées à la main.

Clutch is The Home of Guilt Free Fried Food and cracking cocktails.

Braithwaite Street

Located just outside the station of Shoreditch High Street, Braithwaite Street is a more urban example of street art.

Paper Mill Studios

The B&Q chain of stores even offers you the possibility of reproducing this wall in your home with shades from its Valspar range: Calm Cupid (lilac), Luminous Coral, Blue Lullaby and Blue Whale (gray).

The Graffiti Tunnel

Nicknamed the "Banksy Tunnel" in homage to the famous British artist known worldwide for his graffiti in urban areas.

Finsbury Park

Artist The Doodle Man works only in black and white.

Sclater Street

NO LONGER EXISTS - Adorable creation by Okuda San Miguel.

Chance Street

NO LONGER EXISTS - Designed by the MadC street artist, this fresco is a real explosion of colors!