Which design suits your interior?

A successful wall print works with its surroundings. Start with the mood you want to create, then choose the image, colours and size.

A calm backdrop or a focal point?

A landscape or soft abstract composition can create a quiet background. A striking animal portrait or graphic pattern draws more attention. For a child’s bedroom, consider an illustration that will still suit the room as they grow. Decide whether the wall should lead the design or complement it.

Size and position matter

Measure the visible wall area, not just the whole wall. A cupboard, desk or sofa may cover an important part of the image. Consider the view from the entrance and from seating areas. Allow for doors, radiators and switches. A small phone image tells you little about the finished composition.

Make your idea specific

Gather two or three references and a photo of your interior. Note colours already present in furniture and lighting. A visualisation can help assess positioning; screen colours may differ from the finished print. Choose your own image or artwork you have permission to use.