Elevate Curation. Amplify Story.
High-definition direct-to-wall graphics that honor curatorial intent—accurate color, seamless finishes, conservation-minded materials, and installs scheduled around visiting hours.
EXHIBITS THAT PULL PEOPLE IN
Turn blank walls into narrative anchors. Our museum-grade printing renders type, maps, and imagery with gallery clarity so visitors linger longer and follow the story flow.
CRISP TEXT, TRUE COLOR, ZERO SEAMS
1:1 line accuracy and calibrated color make labels, timelines, and diagrams effortless to read—without panel seams or peeling edges breaking the illusion.
CONSERVATION-MINDED BY DESIGN
Low-odor UV inks, tight curing, and wipe-clean finishes meet demanding back-of-house standards while keeping galleries pristine and quiet to operate.
FAST INSTALLS. EASY REFRESH.
Print before doors open or between changeovers. When a show ends, simply repaint and reprint—no adhesive removal, no wall repairs, no downtime surprises.
Archival clarity, curator-approved surfaces
UV-cured, high-DPI printing on gallery drywall, ACM/metal panels, glass, and sealed plaster. Seamless, color-accurate graphics for exhibitions and wayfinding.
Built for exhibition schedules
Proofs mapped to floor plans, conservation-safe prep, and installs slotted between de-install and opening—minimal impact to galleries.
Science exhibit boosts dwell time and learning
Microscope-grade imagery across a 50-ft gallery wall increased visitor dwell and educator engagement.
FAQs
Quick answers to common questions about wall printing
How conservation-friendly is the process?
Our low-odor UV inks cure instantly and are suitable for public interiors. Prints are applied to painted walls; end-of-life is a standard repaint—no adhesive residue or panel removal. Our process keeps plastic out of landfills.
Can you match artist colors and brand standards?
Yes. We calibrate with ICC profiles and provide on-wall proof swatches so curators approve color in real lighting conditions.
What wall surfaces can you print on?
Most painted museum walls: level 4–5 drywall, sealed plaster, MDF, and sealed concrete. For historic substrates, we’ll test and advise a reversible approach (often repaintable barrier coats).
Will visitors notice seams or glare?
No seams—prints are continuous. We recommend matte wall paints and lighting angles to minimize specular highlights in galleries.
How long does installation take?
A typical feature wall (150–250 sq ft) prints in a few hours. We schedule before opening or during dark days to avoid visitor disruption.
Can you handle complex typography and small captions?
Absolutely. Fine type and hairlines remain legible; we advise minimum point sizes by viewing distance during proofing.
What if the exhibit travels or rotates?
Repaint and reprint locally, or we can produce portable printed panels when a movable solution is required.
How do we clean and maintain the prints?
Treat them like painted walls: soft cloth and mild cleaners as per your facilities plan. No edges to lift or collect dust.
Can you integrate wayfinding or donor recognition?
Yes—directional typography, floor icons, and donor walls print seamlessly into the environment and can be refreshed between seasons.
What about highly textured or historic walls?
We’ll test first. If texture or conservation rules preclude direct printing, we’ll recommend a reversible panel substrate that maintains the same visual quality.
Need more information?
Our team is ready to answer your specific questions
Transform your vision now
One wall or many—we’ll help you plan, design, and print with ease.