Striped Colorfall step-by-step

First, measure the available space and decide how large you want the mural to be. Take into account furniture, windows, and other elements in the room. For a design featuring geometric shapes or blocks of color, you can vary the width, height, and spacing between elements. Lightly sketch the shapes on the wall beforehand so you can assess whether the proportions are nicely balanced before you start painting.

Press the tape firmly into place before you start painting. Apply multiple thin layers instead of one thick coat. For ultra-clean lines, seal the tape edge with a matte acrylic medium first.

Yes, you can extend a mural from the wall to the ceiling. This creates a playful effect and can visually transform a room. First, carefully sketch out the design and make sure the shapes on both surfaces align smoothly. Use painter’s tape for clean edges and paint the different color sections one by one. This way, you’ll create a continuous design that connects the wall and ceiling.