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Custom Wall Printing

Urban Architectural Finishes develops custom artwork and prints it directly onto walls and other suitable surfaces.

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From idea to printed surface

Project start & surface review

Every project begins with the location, approximate wall dimensions, photos, and the intended result. We review the existing surface and surrounding architecture before discussing an approach to artwork preparation and direct-to-wall printing.

Artwork preparation

Clients may bring an idea or existing artwork. UAF can also develop custom artwork for the space. Preparation considers scale, placement, available source files, and how the design fits the wall.

On-site printing

We review wall conditions and site access before planning direct-to-wall printing. The artwork is printed on site, directly onto the selected wall.

Quoting your project

These details help UAF understand the scope. Quote factors can include wall dimensions, surface condition and texture, artwork preparation, print setup, and site access.

  • •Project location and setting
  • •Approximate wall dimensions
  • •Photos of the existing surface
  • •Your idea or any supplied artwork
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Practical questions before a wall-printing project

Can I supply existing artwork?

Yes. Share the artwork or source files you have, along with a photo and approximate dimensions of the wall. UAF can review what preparation may be needed for the intended placement. If you have an idea rather than finished artwork, custom artwork can also be developed for the project.

Can wall printing work on a textured surface?

Surface texture and condition are reviewed for each project rather than treated as universally suitable. The completed Garden of Eatin’ project shows artwork prepared for and printed directly onto Krust Café’s rough-stucco exterior wall.

What should I send to start a conversation?

Send the project location, approximate wall dimensions, clear photos of the surface and surrounding space, and a description of your idea. Include existing artwork or source files if you have them.

What can affect a quote?

The discussion may consider wall dimensions, surface condition and texture, artwork preparation, print setup, and site access for on-site printing.