Commercial wallpaper and vinyl graphics turn everyday surfaces into part of your brand. Use a full-wall image to shape an interior, lettering to identify a glazed entrance, or printed graphics to give a display unit a distinctive finish.
Technical Signs can discuss artwork, printing and application as one project. Explore the four applications below to find the right starting point for your office, retail space, hospitality venue or branded display.
Workplace branding across reception areas, walls and glazed rooms.
Printed wallpaper, murals and applied graphics for commercial interiors.
Window lettering, logos and decorative or frosted-effect glazing treatments.
Branded graphics for kiosks, display units and other suitable surfaces.
An office brief may combine wall graphics, reception branding and glazed meeting rooms. A wall project focuses on the finish, scale and composition of a printed mural or applied lettering. Glass vinyl brings a different set of viewing and surface considerations, while product vinyl is shaped around the object or display being branded.
The pages below explain these differences without treating every surface as interchangeable. If your project spans several areas, include them in one brief so colours, artwork and installation requirements can be coordinated.
Start with the location, photographs, approximate measurements and an outline of the effect you want to achieve. Share logo files, brand guidelines and any existing designs. If you need help developing the idea, our design and visualisation service provides a starting point for the discussion.
Material selection depends on the surface, environment and intended use. Wall finishes, glazing, curves, joins and areas that need regular cleaning should be considered before print and fitting are agreed. The team can identify where a survey, measurements or a material test is needed.
Think about how people will see the graphics: across a room, close to a counter or while approaching an entrance. Match the amount of detail to that viewing distance, and keep important information clear. Graphics can work alongside other business signs, lighting and interior features rather than competing with them.
Yes. Explain which walls, windows, partitions or display surfaces are involved so the materials and application requirements can be considered together.
Send the original artwork and brand guidelines. The team can review the files against the proposed dimensions and identify any adjustments needed before production.
Provide the site address, photographs, approximate sizes, surface details, artwork and intended completion date. Explain whether the space will remain in use during fitting.
Send photographs, approximate dimensions and your artwork to the team. Include the location, intended use and target date so we can discuss the next steps.
