Murals across the community
Explore Beth Warmath's mural work across Clearwater, Tampa Bay and beyond. Beth's murals have also taken her beyond Florida, with projects in California, Colorado, Costa Rica and Tennessee.
Beth Warmath
Beth Warmath is a Clearwater-based mural artist and designer whose work brings vivid color, nature and movement to walls, public spaces and communities.
With a background in graphic design, illustration and color theory, Beth creates large-scale art for businesses, public spaces, schools, community projects and private clients. Her work often celebrates Florida's natural character through saturated color, tropical forms and wildlife.
For Beth, a mural is more than decoration. It is an opportunity to give a place an identity, create a moment people remember and make art part of everyday life.
Want to learn more about Beth's story and creative journey? Read more: Daily Inspiration — Meet Beth Warmath
Murals that bring walls, and places, to life.
Warmath Walls creates original, site-specific artwork throughout Tampa Bay, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Safety Harbor and surrounding communities.
Beth invests in premium mural materials designed for demanding outdoor environments. For exterior work, she uses UV-resistant paints and a UV-protective finish to help murals hold their brightness and vibrancy against Florida's intense sun. Those materials cost more, but durability and long-lasting color are an important part of how Beth approaches an outdoor mural.
Commercial
Murals for businesses, restaurants, offices and spaces that want an identity people remember.
Public Art
Large-scale artwork created for public spaces, civic projects and community environments.
Schools & Community
Collaborative artwork that can turn shared spaces into colorful points of connection.
Residential
Custom interior and exterior murals designed around the home, setting and people who live there.
From sketch to wall.
See more of Beth's colorful world.
Visit Warmath Walls on Instagram to explore more of Beth's vibrant body of work — and stop for a time-lapse or two to watch a mural come to life.
Beth's creativity also reaches beyond walls. She has participated in the Dunedin Wearable Art Show for 10 years, teaches Teen Art Camp at the Safety Harbor Art and Music Center, and runs Art Salvage in Safety Harbor, where donated, lightly used art materials, supplies and tools can find a new creative life. Beth has also donated artwork to the Martini & Matisse fundraiser, supporting care for uninsured families in need of medical services.
Art you may have already seen.
One of Beth's large-scale community mural projects was created for the Emanuel P. Johnson Recreation Center in Tampa's Progress Village community. Her work can also be found throughout the Tampa Bay area in public, commercial, community and private spaces.
As the site grows, selected murals can be highlighted here with their project names, locations and stories — connecting the artwork on Beth's map with the places and communities behind it.
Areas served
Clearwater · Tampa · St. Petersburg · Safety Harbor · Tampa Bay
Additional Florida and travel projects by arrangement.
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Questions about working with Beth
What types of murals does Warmath Walls create?
Beth creates commercial, public, community, school and residential murals, including interior and exterior work. Each project is developed for its specific wall, environment and audience.
What areas does Beth serve?
Beth is based in Clearwater and works throughout Tampa Bay, including Clearwater, Tampa, St. Petersburg and Safety Harbor. Projects outside the immediate area can also be considered.
How do I start a mural commission?
A useful starting point is a photo of the wall or space, approximate dimensions, the project location, your general idea or goals and any timing considerations. Beth can use that information to begin a conversation about the project.
How much does a custom mural cost?
Mural pricing varies by wall size, surface condition, access, design complexity, materials and location. Beth can evaluate the space and scope before developing a quote.
How long does a mural take?
The schedule depends on the project's scale, design process, surface and site conditions. Smaller projects may require only a few painting days, while larger public or commercial installations can require more planning and on-site time.
Let's make something people remember.
Send Beth a photo of the space, approximate dimensions and a little about what you have in mind.
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