Wall graphics, wall wraps and murals in Las Vegas

Decals, wall wraps and murals

Wall decals are shapes, logos or lettering cut out of vinyl — no background, just the graphic on your painted wall. They're cut along the outline of your artwork (or your file's own cut line) and come masked with application tape so every letter goes up where it should.

A wall wrap covers a whole wall edge to edge: a brand wall behind reception, a photo backdrop, a hallway of product imagery. It prints in vertical panels that overlap slightly, with extra at the edges so the installer can trim tight into corners, ceilings and baseboards.

A mural is the same idea at a bigger, more artistic scale — a skyline, an illustration, a full lobby of colour. If you're not sure which you need, start a quote with the wall size and your file; the drawing shows the result either way.

Pick the vinyl by what the wall needs

Tell the quote what the wall is, how long the graphic stays up and whether it must come off clean, and it recommends the material and says why. These are the four we run for walls:

Textured walls, brick and fresh paint

Ordinary wall vinyl bridges over orange-peel and knockdown texture and starts to lift. On texture, block, brick and raw MDF we use a conformable high-tack film that's worked into the surface with heat. On brick and block, removal takes heat too and may leave a little residue — we'll say so on your quote.

New paint needs about two weeks to cure before any vinyl goes on; it releases solvents that stop adhesive bonding. If your wall was just painted, choose “painted in the last 2 weeks” in the quote and we'll schedule the install after it's cured.

Panels, seams and where they fall

Large walls print in vertical drops, like wallpaper, because a roll is only so wide. Each drop overlaps the next by half an inch so there's never a gap, and the outer edges carry an extra inch for trimming on site. A long, short graphic — a band along a hallway — prints as one horizontal run instead.

Seams belong in open space, not through a face or a word. When you upload your artwork, the quote draws your wall with every seam on it and warns you if one crosses lettering. Drag the seam to move it — it stops at the widest piece the printer can make.

Will my artwork look sharp at this size?

It depends on how close people stand. A mural seen from across a lobby needs far fewer pixels per inch than a sign read at arm's length. The quote grades every image in your file at the size you're ordering — sharp up close, sharp from a few feet, fine from across the room, or too low — and tells you the distance it holds up at.

Vector artwork (most logos and type from PDF, AI, EPS or SVG files) scales to any size without losing sharpness. Photos are where size matters. If an image grades too low, you'll see it boxed on the drawing before you order — not after it's on the wall.

Laminate: matte, gloss, dry-erase, anti-graffiti

• No laminate — UV-cured inks resist scratching and fading on their own for most indoor walls.
• Matte — no glare under show lighting or big lobby windows, plus scuff protection.
• Gloss — punchier colour and an easy-wipe surface.
• Dry-erase — turns the graphic into a write-on, wipe-off board: planners, calendars, menus.
• Anti-graffiti — paint and marker wipe off; for exterior and high-traffic walls.

Installation by our crew

Our installers prep the surface, hang the panels true to level, trim into corners and around outlets and fixtures, and clean up. Tell the quote how high the wall goes (ladder height or above, which needs a lift), whether the work has to happen after hours or on a weekend, and whether you want us to come back and take it down later. Big or unusual installs are confirmed with you before you pay.

Prefer to install it yourself or have your own contractor do it? Choose pickup or delivery — panels come labelled A, B, C… in hanging order, with the overlap marked.

Walls at convention centers, hotels and casinos

Event venues set their own rules for what goes on their walls. At the Las Vegas Convention Center, adhesive-backed materials are prohibited on painted surfaces and walls — clings are preferred — and wall clings must be approved in advance by your show's convention service manager and installed and removed by the official service contractor or an approved vendor. We print to those rules; see the LVCC graphics page for the details.

Hotel and casino walls need the property's approval, and often an after-hours window. We'll work to their schedule and spec.

Source: LVCC Facility Guide, July 2026 (pp. 8, 30), as of October 2026. Rules change each season — confirm with your show.

What moves the price

We don't publish a rate card because walls aren't one-size. Upload your file and the quote prices your wall — these are the things that change it: