wall graphics
A wall graphic is print or cut vinyl applied directly to a wall: cut lettering with the background weeded away, printed panels butted or overlapped to cover a large area, or a textured wall film that behaves like a wallcovering. Interior work is normally laminated — matte, satin or gloss — which protects it from scuffs and cleaning and sets how much the surface reflects the office lighting.
The wall decides whether it works. Adhesive vinyl wants a smooth, sealed, fully cured surface; fresh paint needs its full cure time before anything goes on it, and heavy orange-peel or knockdown texture needs a conformable cast film or it will tent and lift at the edges. Removability is a specification, not a hope: films are made for short-term promotional runs and for long-term application, and the right one comes off in one piece years later instead of taking the paint with it.
This gallery is 47 photographs tagged "wall graphics" in Notatek's own archive, from 14 client projects and 3 service galleries. The deepest set in it is Utah Valley University, with 11 photos; Summit Pizza and Crumbl also appear. 21 of them are also tagged environmental design, and 19 interior signage — the combinations this kind of work usually turns up in. Every photo links back to the project it came from.
Projects featured in this gallery
14 client projects contributed photos to this page:
47 wall graphics photos
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