
Jerome Mack Middle School

Jerome Mack Middle School
Brief
A three-hallway transformation at Jerome Mack Middle School combining bold murals with striped and two-tone accent walls in the school's grey and navy.
Brief
A three-hallway transformation at Jerome Mack Middle School combining bold murals with striped and two-tone accent walls in the school's grey and navy.
Brief
A three-hallway transformation at Jerome Mack Middle School combining bold murals with striped and two-tone accent walls in the school's grey and navy.
Approach
Jerome Mack wanted more than a paint refresh — they wanted the 600s, 700s, and 800s hallways to feel like one connected campus. Each hallway has two murals anchored by three accent walls, with the stripes and two-tone mountain-valley patterns doing the quiet work of tying it all together in the school's grey and navy. The murals carry the energy; the accent walls carry the consistency.
Outcome
Three hallways that used to feel like separate buildings now read as one school with one identity. The murals give students something to stop and look at. The stripes and color-blocking keep it from ever feeling like three unrelated projects stitched together. It's the kind of facelift that shows up the moment you walk in the door and holds up in every hallway after that.





Approach
Jerome Mack wanted more than a paint refresh — they wanted the 600s, 700s, and 800s hallways to feel like one connected campus. Each hallway has two murals anchored by three accent walls, with the stripes and two-tone mountain-valley patterns doing the quiet work of tying it all together in the school's grey and navy. The murals carry the energy; the accent walls carry the consistency.
Outcome
Three hallways that used to feel like separate buildings now read as one school with one identity. The murals give students something to stop and look at. The stripes and color-blocking keep it from ever feeling like three unrelated projects stitched together. It's the kind of facelift that shows up the moment you walk in the door and holds up in every hallway after that.





Approach
Jerome Mack wanted more than a paint refresh — they wanted the 600s, 700s, and 800s hallways to feel like one connected campus. Each hallway has two murals anchored by three accent walls, with the stripes and two-tone mountain-valley patterns doing the quiet work of tying it all together in the school's grey and navy. The murals carry the energy; the accent walls carry the consistency.
Outcome
Three hallways that used to feel like separate buildings now read as one school with one identity. The murals give students something to stop and look at. The stripes and color-blocking keep it from ever feeling like three unrelated projects stitched together. It's the kind of facelift that shows up the moment you walk in the door and holds up in every hallway after that.





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