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Wall Mock
Wall Mock maps artwork onto the actual wall so scale and placement can be checked before print files are released. It is useful for décor teams working across homes, offices, hospitality venues and retail interiors in South Africa where wall size, furniture position and viewing distance all change the final result.
Sizing artwork on site photos
Wall Mock is for visualising artwork placement before printing or installation starts on site. It helps décor teams check scale, position and overall impact on the actual wall area being planned.
Begin with a straight-on photo of the wall, plus width and height taken on site. Wall Mock works best when the team notes doors, skirtings, bulkheads, plug points and furniture that will stay in place. In Johannesburg boardrooms, Durban guest spaces and Cape Town retail settings, these checks help avoid artwork that looks right on screen but sits badly once installed.
Good reference images matter more than extra guesswork later. Include one image in natural light and another with the room lights on so glare, shadow lines and window spill can be judged against the proposed piece. That gives installers and print teams a clearer read of the wall before anything is produced.
What the mock-up clarifies
A Wall Mock gives the team a visual check on proportion, alignment and overall impact in the intended room. It can show whether one large piece suits the space better than a grouped layout, and whether the artwork should sit centred to the wall, furniture or architectural features.
Use Wall Mock alongside the approved artwork file and any size notes before moving to print or installation. Review the final view against trim edges, frame depth and mounting space, then send questions through the contact form. Compare it with Software, Substrates and Design notes when the finish or application method is still being decided.
- Artwork scaled to the actual wall
- Furniture and fittings shown in context
Checks for South African interiors
Site conditions differ widely between inland and coastal projects. A mock-up can highlight where humid Durban conditions may affect framing choices, or where strong Highveld light in Gauteng could change how contrast reads on the wall. These are useful checks before a hospitality rollout, office refit or single-room update proceeds.
Many South African interiors include textured plaster, face brick details, concrete bands or older walls that are not perfectly square. Wall Mock helps the team see whether the artwork should follow the room centreline, the ceiling line or a joinery element instead. Load-shedding planning can also affect when site photos are taken, especially in spaces that rely heavily on artificial lighting.
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Details to send with Wall Mock
Share the wall dimensions, site photos and the intended artwork file when requesting a Wall Mock. It helps to mention if the piece is printed vinyl, canvas, framed print or acrylic-faced work, because the edge treatment and viewing depth can alter how the design reads in the room.
Add notes about mounting height, nearest furniture and anything that must not be covered, such as switches, signage or security devices. If there are several walls in one project, label each image clearly so the mock-up matches the correct area during approval.
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