Wall wraps for business
Every room has a job. Custom wall wraps for churches, restaurants, gyms, schools and more.
Pick your space to see how other Seattle-area organizations use their walls. Every wrap is printed in our Snohomish shop and installed on-site by Ardor's own crew.
By space
Seven kinds of space, seven kinds of wall
Each space asks something different of a wall. Here's what works, with a real Ardor install for each.
ChurchesChurches
Mission, values and welcome walls
Put your mission where every family walks in. Evergreen Church lined its entry hallway with its seal and four values, and Pursuit Church carried a bold statement across its lobby. Ardor is a faith-based company, and church work matters to us.
Restaurants and breweriesRestaurants and breweries
Walls guests photograph
A mural gives guests something to look at and photograph. Reuben's Brews chose a detailed isometric line drawing of a brewery, and Red Lounge built a photo-backdrop wall with its logos. Laminated film wipes clean, which matters near tables and bars.
Retail and showroomsRetail and showrooms
Set the tone for the floor
Showroom walls set the tone for what's on the floor. Bickford Ford used a historic street photo of vintage Fords, while a Lamborghini showroom chose subtle circles that leave the cars as the star.
Gyms and studiosGyms and studios
Sell the feeling
Studios sell a feeling, and the walls carry it. Juicy Power Yoga chose a sunset mountain scene, and Armory Pickleballs put its crest by the front door. Floor graphics with slip-resistant laminate can carry the brand onto courts and training floors.
Schools and universitiesSchools and universities
School colors on long hallways
Hallways, gyms and lobbies are long canvases for school colors, mascots, timelines and donor walls. Laminated film protects the print from scuffs, and installs can be scheduled around the school calendar. The timeline wall shown was built for a program exhibit, a format that suits school hallways.
Warehouses and delivery stationsWarehouses and delivery stations
Big walls, every shift
Big buildings have big walls and shift crews who see them daily. Amazon's DWX3 delivery station marked its break room and stairwell with navy and blue graphics, and a Seattle skyline mural runs beside the shelving at another workspace. Painted block walls take a textured-wall film applied with heat.
Exhibits and museumsExhibits and museums
Big type, clean seams
Exhibits need big type, clean seams and changeovers between shows. For the Northwest African American Museum in Seattle, Ardor produced exhibit wall wraps and large printed history panels. Removable film makes it easier to change an exhibit when the next one opens.
Under every wrap
What every business wall has in common
Whatever the room, the same few choices decide how a wall wrap looks, lasts and leaves. We make them with you at the on-site measure.
- Removable or permanent adhesive, chosen for your lease and how long the art should stay.
- Indoor or exterior-rated film. Exterior building wraps go on from lifts.
- Textured film for block, stucco and brick, applied with heat so it grips the texture.
- Floor graphics with slip-resistant laminate for gyms, courts, retail floors and events.
- Cut vinyl lettering for mission statements, scripture, values and wayfinding.
- An interior finish rating that fits your building. Seattle's code sets the class by occupancy and sprinklers.
From photo to finished wall
Four steps, one team. Ardor measures, designs, prints and installs.
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Step 1
Measure and consult
Send photos and measurements, or we check the wall on-site for free.
On-site visit covers dimensions, surface, paint and access.
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Step 2
Design and proof
Our in-house designers build the art and show the proof on a photo of your wall.
Design is quoted separately.
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Step 3
Print in-house
We print on indoor or outdoor film in our Snohomish shop and cut every panel before it leaves.
Wall film runs on 54-inch rolls.
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Step 4
Professional install
Ardor's own installers put it up. Single walls usually take one day; bigger projects take several.
After-hours installs available.
Churches and ministries
We work with churches
Ardor Printing is a faith-based company. We support churches and ministries with wall graphics for lobbies, hallways, kids' areas and outreach spaces, and we'd be glad to walk your building with you.
Projects
More walls by space
Filter the full gallery by your kind of space.
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Exhibits & Museums Program Timeline Wall
A floor-to-ceiling purple wall wrap lays out the Interrupting Privilege program's milestones year by year. Timeline walls like this turn a hallway into a story people walk through.
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Other Full-Wall Stadium Fan Mural
A packed-stadium photo mural with the Alabama Crimson Tide logo runs edge to edge and wraps around a door in a finished room.
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Other Delivery Station Break Room Graphics
Navy and blue wall graphics with the DWX3 logo and delivery station badge mark the break room and stairwell entrance inside the facility.
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Gyms & Schools Facility Entrance Wall Graphic
A blue wall graphic with the Armory Pickleballs crest and website greets players beside the entrance door.
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Restaurants & Retail Historic Photo Showroom Mural
A black-and-white historic street photo of vintage Ford cars fills a dealership wall next to the Bickford Ford logo.
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Churches Mission and Values Hallway
The church's mission seal and four values, Abide, Love, Pray and Make Disciples, line the entry hallway.
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Gyms & Schools Sunset Mountain Studio Mural
An orange and teal sunset mountain scene with script lettering sets the mood inside the yoga studio.
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Restaurants & Retail Understated Showroom Graphics
Subtle grey and mauve circles on a white showroom wall add movement without competing with the cars.
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Other Sky Ceiling Over an Indoor Pool
A bright blue sky with clouds covers the ceiling above an indoor pool, edged by soft cove lighting.
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Churches Statement Lettering in a Church Lobby
Large lettering reading 'Revival or we die' spans the lobby wall above the restrooms and coffee bar.
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Exhibits & Museums Museum Exhibit Walls and History Panels
Black and yellow wall wraps and large printed history panels titled First Year and Generation Mixed build an exhibit at the Northwest African American Museum.
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Gyms & Schools Wave Pattern Doorway
A red and white swirling wave pattern frames a doorway with a black surround.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you do wall wraps for schools?
Yes. Hallways, gyms, lobbies and cafeterias are common. We check the film's fire rating against your building's code class and can schedule installs around breaks and after hours.
Can a wall wrap go on cinder block?
Yes, with the right film. 3M makes textured-wall films for concrete block, brick and stucco that are applied with heat. Very deep grout lines may need the art cut into segments.
Will it hold up in a gym or restaurant?
A laminate protects the print from scuffs and lets you wipe it clean. Impact damage from equipment or furniture isn't something any film is built to survive, so we plan placement with you.
Can you wrap the outside of our building?
Yes. Exterior building graphics use exterior-rated film and are installed from lifts. Textured films handle block, stucco and brick.
Do you do floor graphics too?
Yes. We print custom floor graphics with slip-resistant laminate for sports courts, gyms, retail, restaurants, events and trade shows.
How much does a business wall wrap cost?
Most wall wraps are priced by the square foot, then adjusted for surface, film, design and access. Every wall is quoted after a free on-site measure. See our cost guide for what moves the number.
Sources
- [1] Ardor Printing: Wall wraps and murals (opens in a new tab)
- [2] Ardor Printing: Seattle wall wraps and coverings guide (Dayne Remlinger, updated Oct 2, 2026) (opens in a new tab)
- [3] 3M Scotchcal IJ8624 product bulletin (Rev. E, Sept 2017) (opens in a new tab)
- [4] 3M Instruction Bulletin: Application, substrate selection and preparation (opens in a new tab)
- [5] Avery Dennison Instructional Bulletin 1.6: Interior wall graphics (opens in a new tab)
- [6] 2021 Seattle Building Code, Chapter 8: Interior finishes (SDCI) (opens in a new tab)
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Send a few photos of your wall or book a visit. We measure, check the surface and send a quote. Call (425) 629-0796 or request your estimate online.