Articles

In-depth guides and practical articles on designer murals.

• Zuber, and the woodblocks still printing after two centuries The oldest surviving scenic-paper house in the world still prints from tens of thousands of hand-carved blocks. What that means for a mural you can commission today.
• How a panoramic scene gets planned to a wall A mural is not a pattern that repeats. It is a single image sized to one specific room, which changes how it is measured, ordered as a numbered panel set, and hung.
• Scenic paper from Reveillon to the panoramic boom The wall-sized landscape has a documented history running through eighteenth-century Paris. Knowing it clarifies what a scenic mural is actually trying to do.
• Hand-painted versus digitally printed murals: what you are really choosing Two very different crafts make today's murals. The choice sets cost, lead time, how much you can customize, and how the finished wall reads from a foot away.
• Installing a mural: prep, layout, and why it goes to a paperhanger A numbered panel set is unforgiving. The order of operations, the substrate prep, and the reason mural work belongs to a specialist installer.
• Making an Impression: Statement Murals and the Art of Interior Presence