Two new murals are transforming Vegas Treehouse in Las Vegas, adding both bold branding and a rich visual story to the space.
On the street-facing side of the building, artist Minkser brought a clean, graffiti-inspired approach to the words “Dispensary & Smokeshop.” The lettering is crisp yet full of character, designed to stand out to passing traffic while still feeling rooted in street art culture. It gives the storefront a confident identity—one that feels modern, approachable, and unmistakably Vegas.
In the parking lot entryway, artist Tonecastle takes that energy to another level with a sprawling 60-foot mural that captures the spirit of old Las Vegas. At the center is a striking showgirl portrait, surrounded by a moody, rain-soaked scene of vintage cars, glowing casinos, and neon reflections. The iconic “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign is reimagined as “Welcome to Treehouse,” blending nostalgia with the brand’s identity. Tucked into the composition is a detailed dispensary grow house, adding a subtle nod to the roots of the business.
Together, the two murals create a layered experience—one that grabs attention from the street and rewards those who step inside. It’s a fusion of contemporary graffiti and classic Vegas imagery, turning the space into more than just a stop, but a visual destination.
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