Window Graphics and Wall Murals for Shops and Offices
Glass frontages and blank walls are some of the most visible surfaces you have. Window graphics can add privacy, advertise an offer or simply make the shop easier to spot, while wall graphics bring a brand into an office, café or corridor without repainting.
Glass that faces strong sun behaves differently from interior partitions, and textured walls don't suit every film. Send photos and measurements of each surface and we'll suggest materials that should adhere well and look right for as long as you need them.
Typical applications
Shopfront promotions
Seasonal or campaign graphics on shop windows that can be changed when the offer ends.
Office privacy
Frosted bands or patterns on meeting rooms and glass partitions, often with a logo or pattern cut in.
Feature walls and murals
Large printed walls in receptions, restaurants and breakout areas.
Opening-soon coverage
Full window coverage that hides fit-out work while promoting the launch.
What we need to quote
- Photos of each window or wall, straight on
- Measurements of each pane or wall section
- Whether the graphic goes on the inside or outside of the glass
- The wall finish, if applying to walls (painted, textured, tiled)
- Whether you need privacy, promotion, decoration or all three
Don't have everything yet? Send what you have and we'll ask for the rest.
Questions
Can people see out through one-way vision film?
Yes, from the inside you see a tinted view out, while outside shows the printed graphic. It works best when the outside is brighter than the inside, so it's less effective at night with lights on.
Do window graphics need mall approval?
Many malls and landlords have rules on what can go on shopfront glass. We'll flag what to check, and it's worth confirming with management before you finalise artwork.
Can wall graphics go on textured walls?
Some materials handle light texture, but heavily textured or freshly painted walls can cause adhesion problems. Send a close-up photo of the surface and we'll advise.