The murals at Queen Street station depict many of the city's famous landmarks
PLATFORMS at Queen Street Station have received a makeover courtesy of a firm of textile designers.
Bespoke Atelier has adorned the station with images of Glasgow landmarks including the Barrowland, the Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow School of Art, Temple-ton's Carpet factory and the Clyde Auditorium.
The eye-catching designs span about 180 metres in total,
Yvonne Elliot, who co-owns Bespoke Atelier alongside Marion Parola, said: "We were honoured. It's a big project in a prominent location, so we were really pleased.
"Hopefully everyone travelling enjoys it."
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