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Commercial services

We install commercial wallcovering for hotels, offices, multi-family properties, and other high-use interiors. Our work is built around durable materials, consistent finishes, and crews that show up prepared for the job conditions—not just the look.

Whether the goal is a quiet, professional environment or a stronger feature wall, we focus on clean seams, accurate layout, and finishes that hold up after the project is handed over.

Hotels · Offices · Multi-family · High-use interiors

Traditional patterned wallpaper install wrapping an interior corner

Traditional wallpaper

Classic patterns and textures for spaces that need a refined, established feel. We match pattern, manage repeats carefully, and install for a clean, even result across larger commercial runs.

Commercial lounge feature wall with durable patterned wallcovering

Vinyl wallpaper

A practical choice for high-traffic areas. Wipeable, moisture-resistant, and available in a wide range of textures and colors—well suited to offices, restaurants, retail, and other demanding interiors.

Textured champagne wallcovering in a hospitality corridor

Grass cloth

Natural-fiber wallcovering—including hemp, jute, and seagrass—for spaces that want texture and warmth. We install with attention to panel matching and edge conditions so the material reads intentional, not improvised.

Modern commercial lounge with textured dark wallcovering

Non-woven wallpaper

A durable, easier-handling option for modern commercial interiors. Stronger during install and removal than many traditional papers, with a clean contemporary finish.

Custom black-and-white mural installed in a commercial lobby

Custom murals

Brand-led or design-led mural installs for feature walls and public-facing spaces. We coordinate artwork, scale, and placement so the finished wall supports the room—and the brand—without looking temporary.

Installer carefully protecting wall edges with painter’s tape before work begins

Wallpaper removal

Careful removal of existing wallcovering with wall protection in mind. The goal is a clean substrate, not a rushed strip that creates more repair work later.

Close-up of a gloved hand smoothing joint compound on a wall

Wall repair & preparation

Cracks, holes, seams, and surface defects get addressed before new material goes up. Proper prep is what makes the finished install look sharp and last.

Next step

Ready to scope a commercial install?

Tell us about the property, materials, and schedule. We’ll help you plan the right wallcovering approach—from prep through final hang.