Wall graphics
Printed or cut vinyl made for painted walls, from a logo behind a front desk to a full wall mural.
Wall graphics turn a plain painted wall into part of the space: a logo in the lobby, a mural in a classroom, a quote in a gym. They can be cut shapes with nothing around them, or a full printed panel edge to edge.
Before we measure
- Paint needs to cure. Wait a few weeks after painting. Fresh paint can lift off with the graphic later.
- Texture matters. Smooth and eggshell finishes are easy. Heavy texture or brick needs a special conforming film.
- Removable or not. For leased spaces or anything you might change, we use a removable adhesive.
High-traffic walls can be laminated so they wipe clean. In quieter spots they usually do not need it.
Use the square footage tool to add up the walls before you ask for a price.
Related
Permanent, removable and repositionable adhesiveThe glue on the back of a vinyl decides whether it comes off clean later, and how forgiving it is to put on.Peel-and-stick fabricA printed fabric with a repositionable adhesive back, used for wall murals that can come down without damage.LaminationA clear film applied over a print to protect it from scratches, moisture and sun fading, in gloss or matte.
