Choose a purpose for each wall
A reception wall may introduce the brand; a fitness space may support energy and motivation; a hospitality corridor may reinforce a sense of place. Decide what the wall should do before choosing imagery. Keep important content away from furniture, doors, equipment, and likely obstructions. A scaled elevation helps check the composition across the entire surface.
Get the surface details early
Wall texture, paint type, cure condition, previous coatings, moisture, and existing damage affect adhesive compatibility. Share close-up and wide photos, the paint information if available, and the date of any recent painting. A site test or sample may be needed before production. No adhesive graphic should be described as universally suitable for every wall.
Design for the viewing distance
A mural seen from across a lobby has different artwork needs from a detailed brand story read at arm’s length. Use suitably sized image files and confirm rights to supplied photography. Consider seams, wall returns, outlets, and fixtures while preparing the layout. If a brand color is critical, discuss a physical sample rather than relying entirely on a monitor.
Plan the installation and eventual change
Occupied hotels, offices, and retail spaces may require agreed working windows and clear access. Identify who moves furniture or protects nearby finishes. For a temporary campaign, discuss the removal expectation before selecting the material. Removal outcomes depend on the substrate and coating; a removable label does not guarantee damage-free removal from every painted wall.
What affects the investment
Wall area, substrate preparation, material, artwork work, seams, access height, removal, and installation affect the quote. Send measurements, site address, wall photos, existing artwork, desired lifespan, and target date. If you have multiple locations, a consistent design system can still allow each wall’s dimensions and obstacles to be handled correctly.
MATERIALS & APPROACHES
Find the right fit.
Where it can work
- Hospitality interiors
- Fitness spaces
- Corporate offices
- Retail environments
- Event photo areas
A few useful answers.
Can wall graphics go onto fresh paint?+
The coating’s cure requirements and material compatibility must be assessed. Share the paint details and schedule; a generic waiting period is not reliable for every surface.
Will the mural hide wall damage?+
Graphics do not replace suitable surface preparation. Texture and defects may remain visible or interfere with adhesion.
Can we change only one part later?+
A modular design can make updates easier, although new material or print batches may not match aged graphics exactly. Identify frequently changing content at the design stage.
