Natasha May Platt is a full-time mural artist whose work celebrates the beauty and power of nature, with vivid florals and botanicals. She has painted murals for Netflix, Amazon Music, Google, Coach, Freeform Media, Apple TV, True Food Kitchen, NYC Health + Hospitals, The City of Yonkers, Bustle, Love Shack Fancy, The Ballston Quarter Mall, The Howard Hughes Corp, The Georgetown Company, The SoNo Collection, and has murals all across the United States, as well as in Mexico, Bali, India, and the British Virgin Islands.
This mural features local flowers to the New York State area, and was commissioned by the Yonkers Mayor's Office as part of their Downtown revitalization project. The mural is right near the Mayor's Office and the riverfront, and was inaugurated with a ribbon cutting by the local government officials and representatives.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by The Academy Poughkeepsie, which renovated a historic mill building in the center of Poughkeepsie and created a thriving town center with restaurants and an event space. This three story mural marks the entrance to the space and is now a landmark in Poughkeepsie.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by the elite flower designer Everwild Blooms in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The flowers and arrangement were painstakingly chosen and painted in exquisite detail to represent her unique philosophy of floral arrangements.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by The Village West, for the courtyard of their luxury apartment building. The building was the most successful new real estate project in NYC in 2025. The mural was made possible in collaboration with ArtBridge. It features a delicate, translucent quality inspired by pressed flowers.
View this muralThis mural was done through Wxllspace for Art Basel Miami and celebrates the vibrancy of Miami with a modern play of light and color to create a surreal effect.
View this muralThis mural was created for a mural festival organized by the city of Green Bay, and celebrates native flowers to the region along with inspiring Instagrammable butterfly wings that are loved by the local community.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned for the rooftop event space of City Harvest NYC, a food rescue non-profit. It was inspired by native flowers of the NY area.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by Urban Hawker Singaporean food court in NYC, and is a mural meant to evoke memories of Asian art, transported into a new context. The nostalgic element is captured by the black-and-white florals in the composition.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by the first passive warehouse in the northeast, sponsored by many government grants. The mural evokes the colors of the Hudson Valley fall and gives a warm color palette to greet visitors on the entrance to the warehouse.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by the Bushwick Collective, for the large and internationally famous outdoor art gallery in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Tour groups from all over the world pass by daily to see the new murals in this famous neighborhood.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by The Stone Age, a NYC museum dedicated to the history and benefits of marijuana use. I used an expressive range colors to paint all different strains of marijuana plants and their flowers.
View this muralThis mural invites viewers into a magical world where native flora and fauna of Minnesota dance together in a whimsical composition where scale and size are playfully interchanged. This mural was commissioned for the waterfront area of downtown Northfield, by the 1 percent for the Arts program.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by fashion brand Love Shack Fancy for their store in Nashville. The entire building was covered in their signature pink florals in multiple shades of pink.
View this muralThis mural was done through Wxllspace for Art Basel Miami and celebrates the vibrancy of Miami with a modern play of light and color to create a surreal effect.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by the Ballston Quarter Mall in Virginia for their newly renovated food court. The mural traces a story of the interconnection between foods and flowers, on the escalator down to the food court.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by the Ballston Quarter Mall in Virginia for their newly renovated food court. The mural traces a story of the interconnection between foods and flowers, on the escalator up from the food court.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned for the lobby space of City Harvest NYC, a food rescue non-profit. It was inspired by native flowers of the NY area.
View this muralThis mural was created through Wxllspace, and features local flora to North Carolina, and celebrates the monarch butterfly's migration through the region. This photo is only part of a very large mural that stretched an entire city block. The mural was commissioned by the Monarch Market, a downtown community center project featuring restaurants and shopping.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by the NYC Health + Hospitals program, and painted in collaboration with the hospital community and staff during 3 consecutive paint days. The mural reflects community input on flowers that are meaningful to the staff, based on their countries of origin, and powerful healing experiences they have had. It was unveiled during a ribbon cutting ceremony with the hospital director and board members.
View this muralThis mural was painted in my neighborhood of Bushwick, Brooklyn, on an abandoned urban gate during the pandemic and it holds a special place in my heart as a work of love and resistance.
View this muralThis mural was custom created for the eclectic Frances Modern Inn in Austin, where each room features unique antiques from all over the world. The mural is in the sitting area, and is inspired by the ancient temples of Jaipur, India.
View this muralThis mural was an iconic location for photoshoots on Ludlow and Stanton Streets in the Lower East Side of NYC. Thousands of influencers from across the US dressed up to match the mural and staged elaborate photoshoots with accessories and bouquets of flowers. There was a line all weekend to take a photo, and the mural ranked #6 in Buzzfeed's top 10 things to do in NY. I painted in 6 times in different floral designs, over the course of 3 years, and it became a NYC landmark.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned for the lobby of an office building in Easton Town Center in Ohio, and was painted during the pandemic in isolation.
View this muralThis multi-faceted tree of life was created for a private client in San Cristobal, Mexico, and touches upon themes of regeneration, the cycle of life and death, DNA and its pattern in nature, and textile arts as a human expression drawing us closer to nature. It is a deeply meaningful and expressive piece incorporating many images and references important to the client's personal mythology.
View this muralThis mural stretched 600 square meters around the interior of an entire office building in Washington, DC, with incredibly delicate details of ivy as if the entire interior were covered in ancient vines. Admidst the ivy, wildflowers appear in a manner as surprising as beautiful.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by fashion brand Love Shack Fancy for their store in Nashville. The entire building was covered in their signature pink florals in multiple shades of pink.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned by Related Retail for the outdoor portion of their mall The Gateway Center in Brooklyn. The mural features colorful abstract lettering, with plants representing each of the four seasons. It is meant to inspire everyone who comes to shop at the center, and most of all, the many children who come.
View this muralThis mural was commissioned for the lobby of the Ceci New York offices, and features a collaboration between Ceci's florals and my own. It is an exquisite composition meant to inspire and welcome all who enter the offices.
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