When it comes to a wall, the wall itself is more important than the picture. A smooth, painted wall, textured wallpaper and a rough brick wall each call for something different, and you’ll notice the consequences of the wrong choice within a week.
If the image is to run seamlessly across an entire wall, then airtex The choice. This is 240-gramme wallpaper, three metres wide and available in any length, PVC-free and rated 4 out of 5 on our own eco-scale of 1 to 5. We’ll hang it for you, even at height.
If you want a defined area rather than an entire wall, then it’s a panel. A photo panel Dibond remains flat even in large formats – up to 4,050 mm in one piece until 2050 – and you can see that on the wall. Cardboard is lighter and is the obvious PVC-free choice. A canvas canvas Using battens produces a softer edge than using a sheet.
No background, just the shape? In that case, there are milled letters with spacers, so that they cast a shadow. And if the image needs to be removed later without taking the paint off with it, then a textile sticker the safest option: it comes off in one piece and can be reattached.