A printed graphic covering a wall — a brand statement in a lobby, a mural in a taproom, oversized imagery in a gym or a retail interior. It turns the largest blank surface in the building into the thing people photograph.

We print on our 64-inch Roland, so anything wider comes in panels aligned to hang as one image. Panel seams on a large wall are normal and effectively invisible when the artwork is prepared for them.

The wall decides more than the artwork does

This is the honest version of how these jobs go. Smooth, sealed, painted drywall is ideal — the material goes down clean and comes off cleanly later. Everything else is a conversation.

Textured walls, brick and block need a conformable material designed to sit down into the texture. That's a specific product and it costs more than standard wall vinyl. Applied to brick without it, the graphic bridges the mortar lines and lifts within weeks.

Freshly painted walls need to cure fully before anything goes on them. Latex paint needs weeks, not days, and applying too early is the single most common reason a wall graphic fails — it takes the paint with it or refuses to bond at all.

Low-VOC and some washable paints resist adhesion regardless of cure time. If the wall was painted recently, tell us what was used.

Send us photos of the actual wall, close up and from across the room. We'd rather find the problem in a photo than with a crew already on site.

What people put up

Brand walls and mission statements in offices and lobbies. Feature murals in taprooms, restaurants and studios. Motivational and instructional graphics in gyms. Oversized photography in retail. Wayfinding graphics scaled to a wall rather than a sign. Reception-area logos where a printed backdrop works better than dimensional letters.

Coming off again

Ask this before you order, not after. Removable wall vinyl is designed to come away without damaging paint within a reasonable service life. Permanent-adhesive material is not, and a leased space with a restoration clause in the lease is exactly where that becomes expensive.

If you're a tenant, assume you'll have to remove it and spec accordingly. The cost difference is small; the difference at surrender isn't.

Artwork

Wall murals are printed larger than almost anything else we make, so resolution matters more here than on any other product. Vector artwork scales indefinitely. A photograph needs to be genuinely high resolution at final size — an image that looks fine on a screen can look soft across twelve feet of wall. We'll tell you what we're working with before printing.

Wall graphics from $18 per square foot, textured and brick wall material from $24 per square foot. Send wall dimensions and photos for a real number.