MURAL MACHINE

We print your mural straight onto the wall.

No wallpaper. No seams. The ink cures the second it lands, so you can open the next morning.

Send a photo of your wall and we’ll show you exactly how it will look, before you commit to anything.

Up to 8 ft tall. Unlimited length. One continuous image.


It isn’t wallpaper and it isn’t paint.

A printer comes to your space and lays UV ink directly onto the surface you already have.

Seamless

The ink goes on the wall itself. There are no wallpaper joins, no vinyl edges and nothing that can lift or peel at the corners.

Same day

UV-LED lamps cure the ink the instant it prints. No drying time, low odour, and most walls are finished inside a few hours.

Any size

Up to 8 ft tall and as long as the wall runs. Your image stays continuous across the whole surface at full resolution.

Most surfaces

Drywall, tile, glass, brick, wood, panel and metal. Prints on a wide range of surfaces, subject to inspection and preparation.

Four steps from photo to finished wall.

You send a photo

Text or email a picture of the wall with rough dimensions. We composite your artwork onto that exact photo and send it back, usually within two business days. The mockup is free and there’s no obligation.

We prep the surface

We clean, mask and where needed sand and prime. This is the part that decides whether a mural still looks right in five years, so we don’t rush it or skip it.

We print on site

The machine rolls in on its own rails and prints the approved artwork in passes down the wall. You’re welcome to watch. Most people do.

You’re open

Cured on contact, so there’s nothing to dry and nothing to air out. We clear the masking, take the photos and leave you with a finished wall.


Recent walls.

Drag the handle to see the wall before we arrived.

A blank interior wall before printing. The same wall with a finished printed mural.
Before After

Where it works.

Restaurants, cafés and bars

Feature walls, patios and photo backdrops customers actually post from.

Gyms and studios

Branded training walls, logo installs and full-height graphics.

Salons, spas and barbershops

Accent walls in spaces where the look is the product.

Offices and lobbies

Brand murals, glass partitions and wayfinding across a whole floor.

Retail and storefronts

Window graphics and seasonal displays, changed as often as you like.

Homes

Nurseries, playrooms, home gyms, theatres and garages.

What it costs.

Priced per square foot of printed area, measured as the bounding rectangle of the artwork.

Print rates by job type
ServicePer sq ftNotes
Interior wall mural$18 – $30Smooth or lightly textured drywall, primed
Large run, over 400 sq ft$12 – $18Single location
Logo or brand wall$25 – $35Tight colour match, smaller area
Glass and partitions$22 – $32White ink underbase included
Tile, stone and masonry$20 – $30Backsplash, feature tile, brick
Exterior wall$22 – $35Includes protective clear coat

Job minimum $650. Prep, travel and setup cost the same whether a wall is 40 square feet or 140, so every booking starts here regardless of size.

Surface prep, artwork and clear coat are quoted separately where they apply. A typical café feature wall at 8 × 12 ft lands between $1,700 and $2,900 all in. You’ll get a firm number with your mockup — nothing on this page is a surprise later.

Download the full rate sheet (PDF)

For designers, architects and contractors.

Specify us into a project and take the margin, or send the client across and take a cut.

Trade pricing

Roughly 15% below the rates above, with no annual volume commitment. Priority scheduling on booked dates.

Free client mockups

Send us the wall photo and we’ll build the composite for your presentation. Use it in your pitch under your own name.

White-label delivery

No branding on site, no signage on the van, no cards left behind. Your client, your relationship.

Referral option

Would rather not mark it up? Send the client and take 12% of the job value, paid on completion.

Request a sample panel


Questions we get asked.

Will it work on my wall?

Primed smooth drywall, skim coat, glass, sealed tile and finished wood are all ideal. Light orange-peel texture is fine, though a little of it shows in the finished art. Heavy knockdown texture, raw brick and bare concrete need sealing or a skim coat first, which we quote separately. We won’t print on a wall that’s damp, flaking or unsound — it has to be repaired first.

How long does it last?

Interior work is warranted for 24 months against fading, cracking and delamination on surfaces we’ve approved and prepped. Exterior work with a clear coat is warranted for 12 months. In practice, properly prepped interior walls hold up far longer than that.

Can I paint over it later?

Yes. It covers with a stain-blocking primer and two coats, the same as any dark paint. We also do removals and paint-overs if you’d rather we handle it.

Do you need to close the space?

Usually not. We need the wall clear, a few feet of working room and power within about 25 feet. The ink cures on contact and the odour is low, so most businesses keep trading around us or book us for an evening.

What if I don’t have artwork?

We’ll design it. Artwork runs $150 to $400 depending on complexity, and we credit it back on jobs over $2,500. If you do have art, send it at 100 dpi or better at final print size.

What happens if I don’t like it?

You approve the artwork in writing before we print, and once ink is on the wall it can’t be undone — so we spend real time on the mockup stage and don’t start until you’re certain. That approval step is where you get to change your mind. Adjustments to size, placement and positioning are unlimited. If we are creating the artwork from scratch, two rounds of design revisions are included and further rounds are $75 each.

Free mockup on a photo of your actual wall.

Tell us roughly what you have in mind. We’ll send back a composite on your own wall and a firm number, usually within two business days.

Prefer to just send a photo?
Text (954) 352-3055 or email hello@muralmachines.com.

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