Custom Wallpaper Printing & Historic Restoration

We do three things: print custom wallpaper from your own photos, artwork, or patterns; produce wall murals and graphics; and restore or reproduce old wallpaper that has been damaged or discontinued. The studio is in Manhattan, the presses run in Connecticut, and we ship nationwide. Whether you start from a file or a torn fragment, see custom wallpaper printing.

Both founders work on every project, so the person who answers your email is the one running your job. We came up through prepress built around wallcoverings, we prove color on physical samples across up to three materials, and we take on restoration work most shops turn away. Meet the team on about us.

Our office is in Manhattan and our production floor is in Greenwich, Connecticut. We ship finished wallpaper to all fifty states, boxed and labeled so it reaches your installer ready to hang. Tell us your city and timeline and we will plan delivery when you request an estimate.

Yes. Send your photo, artwork, or pattern and we print it as custom wallpaper, sized to your exact walls. You approve a printed sample before the full run, and the order ships with a schematic that shows where each panel hangs. Start with custom wallpaper printing.

We handle the pattern work: taking a single motif or a rough idea and building it into a repeat that tiles cleanly across the wall. We can change the scale, adjust colors, and produce alternate colorways before anything prints. Bring us what you have and see custom wallpaper printing.

More than forty, from peel-and-stick and traditional unpasted to heavy textured stocks and commercial Type II vinyl. The right one depends on the room, whether it is a rental, a nursery, or a hotel corridor. We will point you to a good fit and send samples. Browse the full range on wallpaper materials.

Usually, yes. Working from a leftover roll, a small scrap, or even a clear photo, we rebuild the pattern, match the color, and reprint it on modern stock. It is the heart of what we do, from a single accent wall to a whole room. See vintage wallpaper reproduction.

A physical sample is ideal, since it lets us match color under real light. If you do not have one, a sharp, straight-on photo of the full repeat is often enough to begin. Send what you have and we will tell you honestly what is possible with our wallpaper matching service.

Yes. We have reproduced schemes for house museums and preservation projects, including an 1882 foyer at Glenmore Mansion and a lost floral recovered at Forest House. Owners and curators send us fragments, and we return production-ready rolls that read like the original room. See historic wallpaper restoration.

Yes. We match brand colors, Pantone references, paint chips, and fabric swatches, then prove the result on a printed sample before the run. If the wall needs to sit beside a color you already have, we build to that. Learn how it works on wallpaper color matching.

You approve a strike-off printed on your actual material and viewed under your own lighting, never just a screen. We then print from that approved file and keep our presses calibrated so the run holds to what you signed off on. The proof is the reference. See strike-off samples.

Yes. We keep your print-ready file on record and reprint from the same approved artwork, so a top-up next year or a second location matches the first. For multi-site brands we track material lots as well. See how we handle repeat work on project management.

Yes, and we recommend it. We print a strike-off on the exact material you have chosen, so you can check color, texture, and scale in your own space before committing to the full run. Order one and judge it in the room where it will live. See strike-off samples.

A strike-off is a full-size test print made on the same press and the same material as your final order. It is the only honest preview, since screens and swatches cannot show how ink sits on a given stock. You sign off on it, then the job runs. More on strike-off samples.

Yes. A mural prints as one continuous image across labeled panels cut to your wall's real measurements, with the seams mapped on a schematic so your installer knows the order. Send your dimensions and the artwork, and we will plan the panel layout. See wall mural printing.

A mural is a single picture that spans the whole wall, like a landscape or a cityscape. Patterned wallpaper repeats a motif instead. If you want one uninterrupted image, choose a mural; for texture or a classic repeat, choose wallpaper. We print both. Compare them on wall mural printing.

Yes. We archive your approved file, reprint from it for each location, and keep the material consistent, so the graphic at your fiftieth store matches the first. One approval covers the whole rollout. See how we run multi-location work on project management.

We ship to each site on your schedule, with panels labeled by location and an installer kit in every box. One point of contact, usually a founder, keeps the program moving so a manager in another city is not left guessing. See project management.

Yes, for qualified accounts. Established and high-volume clients can bill on NET 30, so an ongoing program is not gated on prepayment each time. Ask us to set one up, and see how we structure repeat work on project management.

Yes. For commercial work we offer Class A fire-rated and Type II materials, with the data sheets your submittal needs. Send the project requirements and we will match materials to code before you spec them. See technical specifications.

Yes. You choose whether we speak with your client directly or route everything through your studio. We can keep our name off client-facing samples and pieces when that is how you prefer to work. Tell us your preference. See designers and architects.

No — one price sheet for everyone, no trade tier, no designer markup. Designers and architects get white-label proofs and rolls, file prep and archived files for reorders; what they don't get is a discount built on an inflated list price.

Often, yes. Our prepress team upscales, retouches, and redraws low-resolution or damaged images, and we will tell you before the proof how large yours can safely go. A blurry attic photo will not rival a clean scan, but we can usually take you further than you would expect. See artwork preparation.

Send what you have, and we will work with it. High-resolution TIFF, PNG, PDF, or vector files give the cleanest result, but we can start from a phone photo and tell you what it needs. For the full rundown, read our guide to preparing design files.

It is priced by the square foot, and the rate depends on the material you choose, the size of the order, and how much prep your file needs. Restoration adds artist time on top of that. We will quote your exact project once we have seen it. See pricing on custom wallpaper printing.

Our minimum order is 50 square feet, which covers most single walls, and it applies across our materials. It is the smallest run we can set up and print at full quality. Send your wall measurements and we will work out the total. Full details live on custom wallpaper printing.

Every order starts with a proof you approve, then moves into production and ships. The timeline depends on the material, the size, and how many proof rounds it takes to get the color right. We will give you a firm date with your quote. See strike-off samples.

Your own installer or contractor hangs it, and we make that straightforward: labeled panels, a hanging schematic, adhesive guidance, and someone to call if a question comes up mid-job. Need a referral? Ask us. See what ships with every order on project management.

Tell us and we will make it right. A production error is reprinted at our cost, and shipping damage is replaced quickly once you send a photo. Because we keep your file on record, a reprint does not start from scratch.