A practical guide to full wall branding
From site survey to the final squeegee pass, what actually happens when a wall gets wrapped.
A branded wall changes how a space feels in a single day. Here is what happens between the first message and the last squeegee pass.
Site survey
We measure the wall, check the surface and note sockets, windows and obstacles. Freshly painted walls need time to cure, and textured or damp surfaces may need a different material.
Design and mockup
Your artwork is placed on a photo of the actual wall so you can judge scale before anything is printed. We make sure key messages sit at eye level and away from furniture.
Choosing the material
Most interior walls use a matt, removable vinyl or printed wallpaper. High-traffic areas can have a protective laminate, and cut vinyl lettering suits logos and values statements.
Printing and installation
Graphics are printed in panels, laminated and trimmed in the studio. On site, the team cleans the wall, aligns the panels and smooths out every bubble, usually outside business hours if needed.
Care
Clean with a soft damp cloth and mild soap. When the brand changes, removable films come off without damaging the paint.