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Hand painted vs Vinyl printed

Writer: Ollie Cooper
Ollie Cooper
2 hours ago
1 min read

Walk into most offices and you'll spot it straight away: the same glossy vinyl wall graphic, maybe it’s started to peel, fade or bubble. It does the job for a short while, but it rarely does much more.


Close up of a brush stroke

A hand-painted feature is a different thing altogether. Every brushstroke is made for your space, so the artwork works with your architecture, light and layout rather than being cropped to fit. Corners, pillars, awkward ceilings – we see them as opportunities, not problems.


There's a practical side too. Quality paint lasts for years without peeling at the edges or bubbling when the heating kicks in, and if a section gets scuffed, it can be touched up rather than reprinted and refitted. Not to mention taking it off can pull off plaster, leaving you with a filler and re-paint job when you move out. Fewer plastics, less waste. 


Then there's the human bit. Watching an artist work in your building gets teams talking, and the finished piece carries a story your staff and visitors will actually remember. It says you invested in craft, not just a print run.


If your space has a white wall that could be the opportunity to expand their brand and show real personality then get in touch and let’s talk.


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