Print Artistic Accent Wall Designs & Wallpaper Art

Selecting the ideal finish or texture depends on factors like the environment, aesthetic goals, and daily wear considerations. Textured non-adhesive wallpapers (e.g., Dreamscape) add depth and character to hospitality or high-end retail spaces. Peel-and-stick options are well-suited for environments that require quick or temporary installations, such as corporate events or trade show booths. Metallic finishes (gold, silver, platinum) create a luxurious focal point, while fabrics (like linen or burlap) can warm up residential or hospitality interiors. We recommend discussing your project’s lighting conditions, traffic levels, and brand identity with our team to find the perfect match.

For sharp, high-quality prints, we recommend vector-based files (PDF, AI, EPS) or high-resolution raster files (TIFF, PSD). Whenever possible, maintain at least 300 DPI at final print size. If you’re working with photography or intricate art, uncompressed TIFF files are excellent for preserving detail. For layout and design files, ensure fonts are embedded or outlined and layers remain intact to facilitate prepress checks and color adjustments.

Absolutely. We offer precise color matching using Pantone references, as well as leading paint systems like Benjamin Moore and Sherwin Williams. Our prepress team verifies color fidelity by running test proofs and adjusting ink formulations before final production. This helps architects, brand managers, and interior design professionals maintain consistent brand identity across all surfaces.

Yes. We provide several eco-friendly options, including natural media made from renewable fibers and fabrics that use low-VOC or no-VOC adhesives. Our UV inks are also designed with minimal environmental impact in mind, often meeting indoor air quality certifications like GREENGUARD. If sustainability is a priority for your project—especially in sectors like healthcare, education, or corporate offices—our team can guide you toward materials that align with LEED or other green building standards.

We understand that projects vary greatly in scope, so we cater to both small and large runs. While larger orders often yield a better cost-per-square-foot, we’re flexible and can accommodate specialty installations that require a single custom panel, as well as multi-roll projects for major commercial builds. Our team will work with you to balance budget, materials, and turnaround requirements.

Durability depends on the chosen material and the environment. Traditional non-adhesive wallpapers with UV-cured inks resist fading, while peel-and-stick vinyl can handle routine cleaning and repositioning. Metallic, fabric, and specialty effect finishes are engineered to be scuff-resistant and maintain vivid colors in high-traffic areas like lobbies or retail spaces. For added peace of mind, we can apply protective coatings or laminates that boost scratch resistance and prolong the life of your accent wall.

Peel-and-stick wallcoverings use a self-adhesive backing, making them simpler and faster to apply than traditional wallpaper. They typically don’t require specialized pastes or adhesives, so labor costs and installation times may be lower. Traditional wallpaper, on the other hand, is often more permanent and can offer a wider variety of textures and finishes. If you anticipate reusing or frequently changing accent walls—such as for rotating design concepts in retail or corporate spaces—peel-and-stick may be the most practical choice.

A clean, dry, and smooth surface is crucial for long-lasticong adhesion. Dust, debris, or peeling paint can affect how well the wallpaper sticks. For best results:

Clean the wall with a mild detergent to remove grease and oils.

Sand or fill any holes, cracks, or uneven spots.

Apply a primer or sealer if the wall is newly painted or if the surface is porous.

Proper surface prep ensures maximum adhesion and a more professional-looking finish.

With peel-and-stick materials, removal or repositioning is generally straightforward and leaves minimal residue. However, surface conditions (e.g., older paint, drywall imperfections) can affect the ease of removal. Traditional wallpapers may be more difficult to remove; if misaligned during installation, they must often be stripped or steamed off. For both types, following the recommended installation and removal instructions reduces the risk of wall damage.

We focus on delivering premium printed materials only and do not offer or refer specific installation services. Any qualified general contractor or wallpaper installer can handle the process once your accent walls arrive. For added convenience, we provide a detailed, step-by-step guide to help you prepare your walls prior to installation and ensure a smooth, professional-looking result.

Routine maintenance typically involves light dusting or wiping with a soft, damp cloth. For more resilient surfaces like vinyl-based or UV-coated wallpapers, a gentle cleaning solution can be used to remove scuffs or marks without compromising the print. Always spot-test a small area first to ensure no discoloration or lifting of the material. Well-chosen materials and protective coatings can make accent walls suitable for high-traffic areas, allowing them to withstand regular wear and tear.

While smoother walls yield the best results, certain materials—like heavier vinyl or fabric wallpaper—can help mask minor surface imperfections. However, severe texture or large irregularities may prevent strong adhesion and can show through the print. If you’re dealing with a noticeably uneven surface, we advise pre-smoothing or applying a suitable base to ensure the accent wall looks and performs its best.

Our wallcoverings undergo rigorous Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) emission testing. While we do not hold a GREENGUARD certification specifically, third-party laboratories such as Berkeley Analytical have tested our fabric-backed and non-woven vinyl materials following CDPH/EHLB Standard Method V1.2-2017. These tests confirm that our products meet strict indoor air quality standards, making them safe for use in corporate offices, healthcare facilities, schools, and other sensitive environments.

Yes. Our products have been tested under multiple fire safety protocols, including:

CAN/ULC-S102 (Surface Burning Characteristics)

ASTM E84 (Standard Test Method for Surface Burning Characteristics of Building Materials)

EU Class Flame 13823 for European compliance

ASTM E648 (Critical Radiant Flux) for floor and wall applications

These certifications ensure our wallcoverings comply with stringent fire rating requirements in North America and beyond.

We maintain up-to-date compliance documentation for all our tested materials and finishes. Our team stays informed on evolving code requirements in various jurisdictions, providing you with the necessary reports—such as CAN/ULC S102 or ASTM E84 test results—to streamline the approvals process. We recommend consulting local regulations to confirm acceptance of these certifications and working with a qualified general contractor to ensure full compliance on-site.

Healthcare and educational settings often require low-VOC, fire-resistant, and highly durable surfaces. Our vinyl wallcoverings have passed VOC emission tests (per Berkeley Analytical protocols) and meet multiple fire safety standards (like CAN/ULC-S102 and ASTM E84). This combination helps create a safer and more hygienic environment. We also offer easy-to-clean surfaces, ideal for high-traffic areas or spaces where infection control is a priority.

Absolutely. Many of our wallcoverings undergo tear-strength and durability testing (e.g., a 20oz Non-Woven Tear Test). Combined with robust fire and air-quality certifications, they are engineered to withstand frequent cleaning, scuffing, and other day-to-day stresses in busy environments such as lobbies, corridors, and retail spaces.

All our major wallcovering lines have been tested for VOC emissions according to recognized standards like CDPH/EHLB Standard Method V1.2-2017. We carefully select inks and adhesives to limit off-gassing, thus supporting healthier indoor air quality. If you have specific sustainability or certification goals—like LEED—we can provide the relevant documentation and test reports to facilitate your project’s compliance.

Our printer accommodates a maximum width of 52 inches (132 cm). In most cases, this allows us to print two drops (panels) each measuring roughly 24–26 inches wide. If your project requires panels that are substantially smaller or larger, additional material waste may occur—potentially affecting cost and turnaround time. By planning your panels around this 24–26-inch range, you can minimize waste and keep your accent wall project more budget-friendly.

We work with reliable carriers to ship materials to almost any location. For high-volume or multi-site projects, we can schedule shipments in stages to match installation timelines. We’ll provide tracking details and communicate delivery updates, ensuring your materials arrive safely and on schedule.

A resolution of 300 DPI at final print size is generally ideal for detailed imagery. However, for extremely large formats viewed from a distance, slightly lower resolutions (150–200 DPI) can still produce excellent results. Our Mimaki UCVJ-300 press supports up to 1200 DPI, ensuring vibrant color and sharp detail.

Yes. We offer test proofs and press samples to confirm color, texture, and overall design quality. This step is crucial for brand-specific Pantones, custom finishes, and color-critical applications. Reviewing a proof helps you finalize adjustments prior to full production, reducing the risk of surprises.

Absolutely. Our prepress technicians meticulously align panels, calibrate color, and account for overlap to ensure that adjacent panels match seamlessly. This process is especially important for continuous patterns, murals, or brand graphics that span multiple rolls.

Typical turnaround times range from 7 to 10 business days after final proof approval, with expedited options available for more urgent projects. Actual lead times depend on factors like order size, material selection, and shipping distance. Rest assured, we prioritize clear communication so you can plan installations confidently.

Yes. We offer design services for a billable fee and would be happy to discuss your project in more detail to ensure we capture your creative vision effectively.

Absolutely. We can recommend the most suitable materials and finishes—be it metallic, peel-and-stick, or more traditional wallcoverings—based on factors like traffic levels, lighting, and overall design objectives. Our goal is to provide accent wall solutions that balance aesthetics, durability, and cost-effectiveness.

Our typical production window is 7 to 10 business days after you approve your final proof. However, this may vary depending on order volume, job complexity, and your location. We’ll keep you updated so you can plan installations accordingly.

We understand that deadlines can shift unexpectedly. In many cases, we can expedite both printing and shipping for an additional fee. Please contact us as soon as possible if you have an urgent request, and we’ll work diligently to meet your timeline without compromising quality.

We specialize in providing premium printed materials but do not offer installation services. However, our staff is always available to consult with your chosen installer, answer technical questions, and ensure a smooth installation process.

You can request revisions after your initial proof, but these adjustments will add time and potentially increase costs, especially if we need to generate new proofs. We recommend finalizing artwork and specifications before production begins to avoid delays. If changes do become necessary, we’ll clearly outline how they affect delivery and pricing so you can make informed decisions.