Urban environments can be harsh—brutalist concrete towers, looming over giant beige walls. Artists have, for centuries, been engaged in a community enhancement project that the Romans gave a name: Graffiti. As a product of regulatory necessity, hotel drapes are a pragmatic mixture of aesthetic and practicality: fire retardant and light resistant, while still being part of the decors supporting cast—they are the concrete tower. We were inspired by the Roman’s method and reimagined the drapes as a blank wall: something poised to become meaningful.