Description
What colours stand out in this skateboard mural?
The design mixes black decks, white wheels and flashes of orange and red graphics. Black and white keep the wall graphic and easy to anchor other colours against, while the warm orange patches bring a bit of energy forward without overwhelming the surrounding furnishings.
Is this mural a good size for a teenage bedroom?
The scene is built to fill a single wall up to about 1.39 metres wide, so the skateboards read at near full scale rather than repeating, giving a teen bedroom or playroom a real feature wall without needing matching decor elsewhere.
What is actually shown in this mural?
It shows a photographic wall of skateboard decks racked in rows, each with its own graphic, wheel colour and trucks, the way they'd be displayed in a skate shop. The layout gives plenty of visual texture even though every board is different.
Can I hang this mural by myself?
If it's going up as an accent or feature wall, one person can usually manage the job alone. A full floor-to-ceiling wall takes a bit more manoeuvring, so it's easier and safer to have two people handling the panels together in that case.
What's the best way to avoid air bubbles when hanging it?
Working outwards from the middle of each panel towards the edges pushes any trapped air out to the sides rather than leaving bubbles in the centre of the scene, giving a cleaner, flatter finish across the mural once it's up.
































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