RESIDENTIAL GRAPHICS & MURALS

Custom wall murals, decorative graphics and privacy films for homes, condos, rentals and residential spaces. We design around the actual room, surface, lighting and intended use so the finished graphics fit the space instead of feeling applied as an afterthought.

Windows

WINDOW FILMS & PRIVACY GRAPHICS

Frosted, etched-look and decorative films can add privacy or visual interest to entry glass, bathrooms, offices, interior doors and other residential glass. The correct film depends on the glass, coatings, exposure, desired privacy and how much light or visibility you want to retain.

Walls

WALL MURALS & DECORATIVE GRAPHICS

Wall murals and decorative graphics can turn a blank wall into a focal point without changing the structure of the room. We plan artwork around wall dimensions, corners, doors, furniture, trim and viewing distance so the composition works at full scale.

Space

Dimensions, corners, doors, furniture, fixtures, architecture, viewing distance, and traffic flow shape the work.

Artwork

No finished artwork needed. We work from logos, brand standards, supplied files, inspiration, or a concept.

Surfaces

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.

Workflow

PROJECT PROCESS

PCB Wraps manages measurement, design, proofing, printing, finishing, preparation, and installation.

Measurement and site review

We gather dimensions and assess conditions before design begins.

Design and material selection

We build artwork around the space and choose the right film.

Proof and approval

You review final artwork before anything goes to production.

Production and installation

We print, finish, prepare, and install the graphics on site.

Artwork

Send the best original or vector files you have

Existing artwork should be provided in the best available original or vector format when possible.

Work

RESIDENTIAL MURAL & GRAPHICS EXAMPLES

Examples of wall, window and interior graphic applications that translate well to homes, condos, rentals, game rooms, garages, home offices and residential amenity spaces.

FAQs

Direct answers for residential wall, window and mural projects.

What residential window-film options do you offer?

We can produce frosted, etched-look, decorative and privacy graphics for suitable residential glass. The right construction depends on the glass, coatings, exposure and the balance of privacy, light and visibility you want.

Can you create a mural if I only have an idea or reference image?

Yes. Finished artwork is not required to start. Photos of the room, approximate dimensions, reference images and the direction you want give us enough to begin planning the design and determine what production artwork is needed.

What about wall surfaces?

Paint type, texture, moisture, and condition matter. Fresh paint needs curing time. Damaged or failing surfaces may not suit some graphics.

Can old wall or window graphics be removed first?

Often, yes. Existing graphics and adhesive residue can affect the next installation, so we review the surface condition and advise on removal, cleaning and preparation before new work is installed.

What do you need for an estimate?

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 RESIDENTIAL GRAPHICS PROJECT

Send photos of the room or glass, approximate dimensions, surface information and any inspiration or artwork you already have. We’ll review the application and determine what is needed for design, material selection, production and installation.