commercial wallcoverings

Commercial spaces often have performance and code requirements that go beyond appearance. Contract wallcoverings are manufactured with commercial environments in mind, with options available that meet specific fire-rating and performance standards. We can help you explore materials appropriate for hospitality, corporate, healthcare, retail, and other commercial applications. 

Commercial doesn't have to mean purely functional. Linen, silk, grasscloth, wood veneer, and other specialty materials bring warmth, texture, and sophistication to executive offices, boutique hotels, restaurants, private clubs, reception areas, and statement spaces. These materials are ideal when the walls are intended to become part of the overall design experience. 

Turn a wall into an extension of your brand. Custom murals can incorporate company logos, artwork, photography, graphics, or completely original designs to create a memorable environment unique to your business. From reception areas and conference rooms to restaurants, hotels, and large-scale feature walls, custom wallcoverings offer nearly limitless possibilities. 

A lighter-duty commercial wallcovering designed for spaces with moderate traffic. Type I vinyl offers durability and easy maintenance while providing a wide range of colors, textures, and patterns. 

It’s a practical choice for ✓ Small offices ✓ Boutique retail ✓ Low-traffic hospitality areas, and ✓ Residential common areas

One of the most widely used commercial wallcoverings, Type II vinyl is designed to withstand the demands of busy, high-traffic interiors. Its added durability and cleanability make it an excellent choice for hotels, restaurants, healthcare facilities, offices, corridors, and other commercial environments where walls need to look beautiful while standing up to everyday wear. 

Type III wallcovering is the heavy-duty option for demanding commercial environments. Designed for areas where walls may experience frequent contact, abrasion, and impact, these materials provide an additional level of durability for high-use spaces. Type III options are commonly considered for environments where long-term performance is a priority.