COMMERCIAL GRAPHICS & INTERIORS
PCB Wraps designs, produces and installs wall murals, window graphics and films, branded interiors and architectural graphics for offices, retail, hospitality, facilities and other commercial environments. The work is planned around the actual surface, site conditions, brand requirements and how the space will be used.
WINDOW GRAPHICS & FILMS
Storefront and interior glass can carry branding, identification, privacy and promotional graphics. Applications include logos and lettering, full-color graphics, frosted and etched-look films, privacy bands and perforated window film. Film selection depends on the glass, coatings, exposure, viewing needs and how the space is used.
WALL GRAPHICS & MURALS
Commercial walls can carry more than decoration. We produce large-format murals, branded feature walls, logos, patterns, environmental graphics, directional information and other interior graphics for offices, lobbies, retail spaces, restaurants, waiting areas, showrooms and facilities. Layout is developed around the actual dimensions, architecture, sightlines and traffic through the space.
Space
Dimensions, corners, doors, furniture, fixtures, architecture, viewing distance, and traffic flow shape the work.
Artwork
Finished production artwork is not required to begin. Existing logos, brand standards, vector files, reference images and design direction give us a starting point; final artwork still has to be prepared for the measured space and production method.
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS
THE GRAPHICS SHOULD DO A JOB
Commercial interior graphics can identify a business, create privacy, carry a brand through a space, communicate information or change the character of an existing surface. The application matters because it affects design, material choice, production and installation.
BRANDED INTERIORS
Reception walls, conference rooms, corridors, customer areas and employee spaces can extend an established brand beyond the sign over the door. Graphics can use logos, brand patterns, photography, typography and environmental elements without turning every wall into an advertisement.
RETAIL & HOSPITALITY
Restaurants, stores, hotels and guest-facing spaces often combine walls, glass and changing promotional areas. Planning has to account for sightlines, customer traffic, cleaning, fixtures and which graphics are permanent versus expected to change.
PRIVACY & GLASS
Conference rooms, offices, treatment areas and storefronts may need privacy without blocking all light. Frosted, decorative, printed and other window films can be planned around the level of privacy, visibility and branding the space actually requires.
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WAYFINDING & FACILITY GRAPHICS
Directional, identification and facility graphics work best when they are treated as part of the environment rather than added wherever space remains. Placement, viewing distance, contrast and the path people take through the building all matter.
ARCHITECTURAL SURFACES
Some projects extend beyond conventional painted walls and flat glass. Doors, panels, counters, casework and other architectural surfaces may be candidates for specialty films, but suitability depends on the substrate, finish, geometry, wear and expected use.
MULTI-SITE & ROLLOUT WORK
When graphics need to repeat across locations, consistency becomes a production issue as much as a design issue. Site information, naming, dimensions, artwork control and installation documentation help keep replacements, updates and additional locations aligned.
The surface decides what works
A graphic only performs as well as the wall or glass behind it. Paint type, texture, moisture, and existing coatings determine material selection and whether a surface is ready.
Paint and texture
Fresh paint needs curing time. Damaged, dirty, or failing surfaces may not suit some graphics.
Glass and coatings
Existing treatments, adhesive residue, and glass condition affect film choice and adhesion.
Site and access
Height, location, and existing graphics can require site measurements before final production.
Moisture and contamination
Contaminants and moisture can compromise adhesion. We review conditions before recommending a material.
PROJECT PROCESS
Commercial projects are coordinated from site information through installation. Measurements, surface conditions, artwork, material, production method and access all have to agree before graphics are released to production.
Measurement and site review
We establish usable dimensions, photograph the application areas and identify surface, access or existing-graphic conditions that could affect the job. Larger or more complex projects may require an on-site review before artwork is finalized.
Design and material selection
Artwork is developed for the measured environment, not an arbitrary rectangle. Material is selected around the substrate, texture, geometry, exposure, expected use and whether the graphic is intended to be permanent, changeable or removable.
Proof and approval
The proof establishes content, placement, scale and overall design before production. Critical dimensions, panel breaks and installation details are resolved as part of production preparation rather than left for the installer to guess on site.
Production and installation
Approved graphics are printed or cut, laminated or finished when the application calls for it, trimmed and organized for installation. On site, surface preparation, alignment, seams, edges, fixtures and access are handled around the actual conditions of the space.
Send the best original or vector files you have
Existing artwork should be provided in the best available original or vector format when possible.
Project review
We discuss the space, purpose, and what the graphics need to do.
Site information
Photos, dimensions, and surface details give us what we need to plan.
Design and material
We build artwork around the space and select the right film.
Proof and approval
You review final artwork before anything goes to production.
FAQs
Practical answers about commercial wall, window and interior graphics.
We produce storefront branding, logos, full-color graphics, frosted and etched-look vinyl, privacy graphics, and perforated window film. The right choice depends on coverage, visibility, glass, and site conditions.
Yes. Frosted vinyl and perforated film can provide privacy while still allowing light or visibility. We recommend based on the glass and the purpose.
Paint type, texture, moisture, and condition matter. Fresh paint needs curing time. Damaged or failing surfaces may not suit some graphics.
Existing graphics and adhesive residue can affect installation. We review the surface and advise on removal or preparation before new work goes up.
Photos of the space, approximate dimensions, intended use, desired coverage, existing branding or artwork, surface information, and examples of the style you want.
Still have questions?
Tell us about your space and we will answer.
START A COMMERCIAL GRAPHICS PROJECT
Send photos of the space, approximate dimensions, the project location, surface information and any existing artwork or reference images. We’ll review the application and determine what else is needed for design, material selection, production and installation.
