We are lucky to be able to use our product for our Expo stands, seen here at Design and Decor. We can incorporate your business logo with lifestyle shots, or source imagery that represents your brand. Installation can also be arranged. We understand the requirements very well and have experience in creating amazing displays using removable wall decals and custom wall murals.
A Retirement Village in Patterson Lakes built a new Cape Cod styled Club house. Included in the development is this gorgeous Hair Salon featuring this custom mural of a black and white Magnolia image.
Arkee
Paterson Lakes Victoria
A furniture partnership made perfect sense with Click On Furniture who were creating many looks for their summer range. Their furniture was styled against the Origami and Concrete removable wallpapers with beautiful results.
Click On Furniture - http://www.clickonfurniture.com.au/
This custom wardrobe decal was just what the students at Melbourne Polytechnic wanted for the Student Live Styling Competition. By providing the dimensions, we were able to source the perfect image from our libraries, and print it in time for the opening of the display in Prahran. The material it was being applied to was raw MDF so we supplied a product that would block out the colour and texture beneath, but that was easy for the students to apply.
Melbourne Polytechnic - http://www.melbournepolytechnic.edu.au/
This yoga studio mural at Active Studios in Essendon was organised in time for the opening of their new Yoga studio. Tory and the team wanted to create a space that was serene and calm and chose an image from our large collection of beach murals. Because the wall was recessed, it was important to the client that the image was continuous when looking straight on.
Active Studios
Anston Architectural wanted to display some eye catching projects they had worked on in their new showroom.
Anston Architectural 299 Johnston Street Abbotsford VIC 3067
The architect of this designer home in North Carlton wanted a orange gradient wallpaper than welcomed visitors at the front door and softened as they arrived at the wood and glass staircase. The colour was matched to a Dulux colour. There were challenges in printing to ensure there was no over-printing at the edges, and that the installation was seamless.
Barry Plant wanted a customised Melways map mural to highlight their geographical area for their renovated meeting room. They wanted this large scale with pops of red for a contemporary look.
Barry Plant, Craigieburn
Storepro shopfitters in Melbourne needed a graffiti-style wall paper applied in-store at Queen's Plaza in Brisbane in a short timeframe. They needed the wallpaper to be deivered and installed in the time between the wall being errected but before the fixtures were installed. Storepro supplied the artwork and we set it up to cover the whole wall. They requested we supply it at the full 130cm width to make installation faster. We organised installation, and the client was very happy with the result.
Storepro
This photograph take in Melbourne was the inspiration for the large wall in this new office in Collingwood.
Deepend Digital Agency
This retail store in Camden NSW got some instant styling with a removable mural featuring an historical image from the local area.
Seann Pitman of Sugar and Spice came to us with her client's vision of a Trompe L'oeil in their establishment. "I also wanted you to know that I really do appreciate you coming to the party on this one that I have put your company forward to other Designers as well as a new commercial client I have acquired. So thank you for making life easy to choose The Wall Sticker Company again for anything future works! :)" See a full review...
Sugar and Spice
Wendy from Boutique Stayz, was elated with the finished result of these custom decals in one of the homes available.
Boutique Stayz
Julia's vision for the refurbishment of the new JPA office including this colourful geometric mural.
Surf enthusiast and creator of Aussie Brand "Hodaddy" Andrew Crockett, wanted his own custom mural in his home office. He chose one of the 1960s-inspired surfing images they have: this cool image of the view from Byron Bay Car Park circa 1960. Seen in Andrew's home office.
Hodaddy
Habitat HQ wanted to add something inspiring to their head office and found a great space on their stairwells.
Habitat HQ
Valerie Sparks is an Artist who wanted to display her artwork at the National Gallery of Victoria. Her vision was to display 2 walls with her art, for a big impact. For this project the Gallery needed assurance that our product would not damage the walls. They were assured that our product would adhere gently and remove without effected the paint, or leave any residue once removed. Valerie's artwork were in digital format, and very large files. We turned the files into manageable...
Valerie Sparks
"All Things British", a cafe on the Mornington Peninsula, had a vision for this stamp wallpaper.
The Australand Head Office in St. Kilda Road Melbourne wanted to show their clients their projects. We took their thousands of images into a photographic collage in their reception area.
Frasers Property Australia (prev Australand)
Oaks on William, one of Melbourne’s boutique hotels, features an artistic image of the Arts Centre behind the bed of their 220 rooms. A dramatic and luxurious effect. Image courtesy of Roger Thompson Photography.
The Melbourne office of digital agency Deepend. They have a meeting room behind these sliding doors so they chose this alleyway image by Nish Photography, which brings life and colour to an otherwise boring wall.
Deepend Digital Agency
This beautiful work by artist Marna Hattingh was on full display at the .M Contemporary Gallery in New South Wales.
.M Contemporary Gallery
Famous fashion Illustrator Megan Hess, contacted The Wall Sticker Company with her ornate frame design, and a vision for her beautiful home office. We printed and cut her design which she used used display her artwork and adorn her home office walls. Image courtesy of the Sydney Morning Herald.
Megan Hess
Artist Cohen Gum at the opening night of the "Poke Something That Bites" event at Nishi Gallery, featuring artist Cohen Gum’s design printed onto removable wallpaper. Photo by Michael Camplin .
Cohen Gum
