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Wall Wraps, Murals & Floor Graphics That Sell Your Space

Your walls are ad space you already pay rent on. Right now most of them are blank drywall. We print and install wall wraps, murals, window graphics, and floor graphics that put every square foot of your space to work — the same print-and-install craft we run on vehicles, aimed at your building.

Every job starts with a free on-site survey — we measure, check the surface, and quote firm. No sight-unseen guesswork.

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§ 01 · Wall Wraps & Murals

Printed Wall Wraps & Murals

A wall wrap is full-color printed vinyl, produced at the exact size of your wall and installed edge to edge. Logos at architectural scale, photography, brand patterns, menu walls, motivational murals — if it can be designed, it can go on the wall. It reads like paint-grade custom work because it's measured, proofed, and installed by hand — not a poster taped to drywall.

Downtown Hollywood built its identity on murals. Your lobby, your dining room, your gym floor can look like they belong in the same city — without hiring a scaffold crew or closing for a week.

Where wall wraps earn their keep

  • Office lobbies + conference rooms — brand story at the front door
  • Gyms + studios — full-wall motivational murals and brand walls
  • Restaurants + cafés — dining-room murals, menu walls, feature walls
  • Retail + showrooms — seasonal campaigns swapped without repainting
  • Medical offices + salons — calm, branded interiors instead of bare drywall

Texture-look murals

Want exposed brick, aged concrete, reclaimed wood, or marble without the contractor bill? Printed texture films are shockingly convincing at viewing distance — a brick-look feature wall goes up in a day on plain drywall, and comes off when the lease ends.

  • Brick, concrete, wood-grain, and stone-look prints
  • Feature walls in leased spaces — removable when you move
  • Matte, satin, or textured laminate to match the effect
§ 02 · Window Graphics

Window Graphics — Your Glass Is a Billboard

Storefront glass is the most visible surface you own, and most South Florida storefronts leave it empty. Three ways to put it to work:

Perforated One-Way Vinyl

Full-color graphic on the outside, see-through mesh from the inside. Bonus on UV-blasted, west-facing glass: the printed perf physically cuts the sun beating into your space while it advertises — one film doing two jobs.

Frosted Privacy Film

The etched-glass look without etched-glass money. Conference rooms, med-office partitions, salon treatment rooms — privacy that still passes light, with logos or patterns cut right into the frost.

Lettering & Hours Decals

Cut-vinyl storefront lettering — business name, hours, phone, socials — clean, precise, and straight. The cheapest square footage of branding a storefront can buy.

Graphics ≠ tint: window graphics are printed and cut branding on glass. Window tint — the film you install for heat rejection and privacy — is a different service entirely. This page is about the branding.

§ 03 · Floor & Sidewalk Graphics

Floor & Sidewalk Graphics — The Surface Nobody Else Is Using

Everyone walking through your space is looking down half the time. Floor graphics own that view: printed media finished with slip-rated laminate available and specced to the traffic it takes.

Directional + wayfinding

Arrows, queue lines, "order here" markers — floors that quietly steer customers where you want them.

Promo drops

Product launches, seasonal offers, sale zones — graphics that go down fast and come up clean when the promo ends. Perfect for hurricane-season specials that need to appear and disappear on a schedule.

Brand moments

Logo medallions at the entrance, full-floor takeovers in showrooms and gyms — the floor as a statement piece.

Events + short runs

Pop-ups, grand openings, festivals along the sidewalk — outdoor-rated media for graphics that only need to live for a weekend.

§ 04 · Who It's For

Built for the Businesses Around Us

We're at 1810 N Dixie Hwy in Hollywood — these are our neighbors, and this is what we build for them.

Restaurants

Harrison St & Hallandale rows

Dining-room murals that give the space a personality, menu walls that upsell without a word, window perf that fills the room-facing glass with food photography while the lunch crowd still sees out.

Gyms & Studios

Aventura · Pembroke Pines

Full-wall motivational murals, branded free-weight zones, floor medallions at the entrance. A gym with blank white walls is leaving energy on the table — and members notice.

Medical & Med-Spa

Waiting rooms that calm

Frosted privacy film on treatment-room glass, soft branded murals in the waiting area, wayfinding that gets patients to the right door without staff pointing.

Salons & Barbershops

The whole room is the brand

Feature walls behind every chair — that's the wall in every client photo and every story post. Texture-look prints turn a plain suite into a styled set.

Showrooms & Retail

Campaigns, not repaints

Seasonal wall campaigns that swap out in a day, floor graphics steering traffic to the hero product, window takeovers for the launch week.

Downtown Hollywood

The mural district standard

This city judges storefronts against a mural district. A wrapped feature wall or a full-glass window graphic makes your storefront look like it belongs here.

§ 05 · Surfaces & Materials

Why the Wall Matters as Much as the Print

Most wall-graphic failures aren't print failures — they're material-to-surface mismatches. A film that lives happily on smooth painted drywall will peel off block wall in a month. Here's the plain-language version of what we're checking at your site survey.

Cast vs. calendared vinyl — the plain-language version

TraitCast VinylCalendared Vinyl
How it's madePoured as liquid onto a sheet — no built-in tensionRolled and stretched into a sheet — retains "memory"
Behavior on textureConforms into brick, block, and heavy texture with heat, and stays putWants to shrink back flat — lifts off texture over time
Best useTextured walls, concrete, long-term installs, anything outdoorsSmooth interior walls, short-term promos, flat glass
CostPremium film — priced for the job it doesEconomical — right answer when the surface is flat and the run is short

Neither film is "better" — they're different tools. The survey decides which one your wall actually needs, and we'll tell you when the cheaper film is the right call.

Laminates

The clear layer over the print is what actually takes the abuse. Matte kills glare under office lighting, gloss makes color pop in retail, textured laminates sell the brick-and-canvas effects, and floors get slip-rated laminate available. Skip the laminate and the print scuffs — so we don't skip it.

Paint & texture

Vinyl only holds as well as the paint it sticks to. Fresh paint that hasn't cured, stain-resistant and washable paints that repel adhesive by design, flaking or chalky old coats — all of these change what we install and how. Sometimes the honest answer is "prime this wall first," and we'll say so.

Concrete & block

Concrete looks solid but breathes moisture and sheds dust — both are adhesive killers. Bare or sealed, indoors or out, new pour or decades-old block: each needs its own prep, from cleaning to sealing to choosing a high-tack conformable film. This is exactly why we survey before we quote.

§ 06 · How It Works

From Blank Wall to Installed — Four Steps

No sight-unseen quotes, no surprises on install day. The survey is free and it's where every good install starts.

01

Free Site Survey

We come to you, measure every surface, test what the vinyl will grip to, and flag anything that needs prep. This is where the firm quote comes from.

02

Design & Proof

Your artwork or ours — designed to the real measurements, proofed at scale. Nothing prints until you've signed off.

03

Print & Laminate

Production-printed in full color and finished with the laminate the location calls for — matte, gloss, textured, or slip-rated for floors.

04

Install

Installed by hand, edges sealed, seams aligned, bubbles worked out. Fast enough to schedule around your business hours — and removed just as cleanly when a promo ends.

Wall, Window & Floor Graphics FAQ

Indoors, printed wall vinyl lives a long, quiet life — no rain, no direct sun, no pressure washing. Most interior graphics stay sharp until you're ready for a new message, not because the material gave out. Outdoors is a different story: South Florida sun and rain work on any printed media every single day, so outdoor life depends on exposure, wall orientation, and the laminate we spec over the print. We don't quote year-numbers sight unseen — we look at the actual wall at the free site survey and tell you what to realistically expect from it.
It depends on what's under the vinyl, which is exactly why we look before we install. Sound, fully cured paint on properly primed drywall usually releases cleanly with the right removal technique. Fresh paint, builder-grade flat paint, or unprimed drywall can pull when the adhesive comes off. At the site survey we test adhesion, check how the wall was finished, and tell you honestly what removal will look like — before anything goes on the wall.
Yes — with the right media and heat. Heavily textured surfaces need conformable cast films that are made to be worked into the texture with a heat gun, not standard smooth-wall vinyl. Brick and concrete may also need cleaning, sealing, or priming first, and some surfaces simply aren't good candidates. The site survey is where we decide: we look at the texture, test a spot if needed, and spec media that will actually stay on your wall.
Floor graphics are finished with a slip-rated laminate available for exactly this reason — the print itself never rides bare on the floor. The right laminate depends on the location: polished showroom concrete, restaurant tile, gym rubber, and outdoor sidewalk each behave differently underfoot. We spec the laminate to the surface and the traffic at the site survey, and we'll tell you if a spot isn't a good candidate for a floor graphic at all.
Yes — that's the whole trick. Perforated one-way vinyl is printed on the outside face and full of tiny holes, so from the street it reads as a solid full-color graphic, while from inside you look through it like a light mesh. The effect is strongest in daylight, when it's brighter outside than in. At night, with interior lights on and darkness outside, the see-through effect fades — worth knowing if your space runs late hours, and something we'll flag at the survey.
Both work. If you have brand files ready — logos, campaign art, a design from your agency — we prep them for print, proof them at scale, and produce. If you're starting from a blank wall, we design for you: we take your brand colors, your message, and the measurements from the site survey, and send proofs until it's right. Nothing prints until you've approved the proof.

Ready to Put Your Walls to Work?

Free on-site survey — we measure, spec the right material for your surfaces, and quote firm. Walls, windows, floors, or all three.