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Wall murals & wall graphics
Walls that carry your brand instead of beige paint. Custom printed murals, office graphics and full wall wraps — printed and laminated in our own shop.
Printed mural or cut graphic?
Both cover a wall, but they are different products and they don't cost the same.
A printed mural covers the whole surface: photo, texture, illustration, gradient. It prints in panels that get butted together on site, so it can cover a wall of any width. This is the choice when the image is the decor.
A cut wall graphic is contour-cut vinyl with no background: lettering, a logo, a quote, a pictogram. The painted wall stays visible around it. Far cheaper, and the right call for text, a brand signature or company values down a corridor.
Often the right answer is both: a full mural on the reception wall, cut vinyl everywhere else.
The wall decides the material
This is the first question we ask, and the one that sinks projects when nobody asks it. Standard adhesive vinyl holds on a smooth, sealed surface — painted and properly finished drywall, glass, metal, melamine.
On textured wall, concrete block, brick, or paint less than three weeks old, it will not hold. For those we move to a conformable textured stock or a wall canvas, which follow the relief instead of lifting at the corners.
Finishes run from matte — the most common in offices because it doesn't bounce the ceiling lights back at you — through gloss, removable stock for seasonal murals, and antimicrobial for clinics.
What we do most of
Reception walls and lobbies, boardrooms, office corridors, gyms and studios, clinics, restaurants and cafés, daycares and schools, stairwell walls, and site hoarding during construction.
We also produce photo walls — murals designed to be photographed and posted — which have become a routine order for retail and restaurants.
Measure, print, install
We work from real measurements, not drawings: we ask for wall-to-wall width and height, plus the position of outlets, switches, thermostats, doors and corners. A mural printed from an architect's plan almost always ends up cut in the wrong place.
Printing is panelled so the seams land where the eye isn't looking — never through a face or a logo. Every panel is numbered in hanging order and ships with the layout map.
Frequently asked questions
Will it damage the wall when it comes off?
On sealed, sound painted drywall, wall vinyl comes off cleanly — especially from removable adhesive, which is what we recommend for leased space. On cheap, unsealed or recently applied paint, the adhesive can pull the top coat with it. If the space is rented, tell us: it changes the material we pick.
How long does it last?
Indoors, a laminated mural runs for years without fading — the limit is almost always taste, not material. In direct sun behind a large window, expect three to five years before the colours start to shift.
Can you print a photo we took ourselves?
Often yes. What matters is pixel count against the finished wall size. A recent phone photo covers an 8-foot wall comfortably; the same image across 20 feet will be soft. Send the original file — not a version that went through a messaging app, which has already been recompressed — and we'll tell you straight away.
Do you install, or only print?
Both. Many of our clients are trade professionals who install themselves and get numbered panels with the layout map. If you want us to handle it, say so when you request the quote.
Let's talk about your project.
Send us your files, a sketch, or just the idea. We come back with a price and a lead time, no obligation.