Design Your Walls…from home!

"I'm not sure this size is right. Can you make it larger? Or smaller?"

"I wonder how this will look with my wall color?" 

“I can’t make it to any of your shows. How can I see how your work will look in my home?”

 I can use Photoshop to preview my work in your home...without the measuring and guesswork...and without visiting an show! Send me a room photo, tell me which photo(s) you are considering for the space, and we’ll take it from there!

 

 How It Works

  1. Tape an 8.5x11” sheet of white paper to the wall, in the area where the photograph will hang. (This gives me a "known size" to use as a reference so that I can scale my work just right, and also helps me to get accurate color.) Optionally, measure the width of the furniture immediately in front of the wall.

  2. Use your smart phone to take a photograph of the room.

Tips:

  • Do this in the daytime when the wall is evenly lit by indirect light. Avoid times when sunlight is hitting the wall directly.

  • Turn off your flash.

  • Stand so that you are directly facing the wall if possible. (If you can't do that, I'll be able to make an adjustment, but the size calculation may not be QUITE as precise.) 

3.  Email the picture to me (geoff@wildimagesfla.com).  Tell me which sizes you are considering, and which image. Once I receive your wall photo,  I'll digitally place your favorite piece on the wall, create two different size options if needed,  and email the "virtual designs"  back to you for review. We can tweak sizes or even swap out one picture for another.

4.  Then we'll place your order. It will be ready in about two weeks.  
I can ship directly to you, or we can arrange a convenient pickup or delivery.  If you are a Florida snowbird who won't be in town for awhile, no worries! We can arrange to delay delivery so it gets there soon after your arrival.

Virtual image of my client's selection, placed on their wall using Photoshop.

<< The room photo supplied by my client, with a sheet of notebook paper on the wall . . .

<< . . .I “hung” a “virtual image” on the wall, sized to 60x30 inches. . .

The final product is shown at the top of this page. (My client added new carpet and a crown moulding to fit the space.)