Historic school building of red sandstone and ochre plaster in autumn, colorful signposts in the foyer visible through the open wooden portal
Foyer with terrazzo floor and stucco, on the wall large arrows in petrol, mustard, and coral to the library, citizens’ office, daycare, and youth center
Waiting area with armchairs, on the wall four round symbols: take a ticket, take a seat, wait to be called, go to the counter
Citizens’ office with a wooden counter, on the wall a panorama of the town with vineyards, a castle ruin, and the coat of arms of the town of Rebenau in the middle
Library in the former ballroom with reading tables and green lamps, on the wall a timeline of old photos from 1902 to 2024 and the line Seit 1951 für alle offen
Classroom with wooden desks and a blackboard, on the side wall the solar system on midnight blue with the names of the planets
Youth center in a vaulted sandstone cellar with pool and foosball tables, on the wall a street art design: a child reads on a stack of books, red birds fly out of the book
Daycare group room with small wooden furniture, on the wall a detailed picture of the four seasons with the group animals fox, bear, squirrel, and hedgehog
Wall printing for education and public facilities

Rooms where
learning feels good.

We print walls directly on your premises. Come along on a tour of a community building.

01 / 07Wayfinding at the entrance

Where to go is clear at a glance.

Library, citizens’ office, daycare, youth center: four arrows in clear colors show everyone the way. Even first-time visitors find their way without asking.

What research says
02 / 07Process in the waiting area

Four steps, no questions.

Take a ticket, take a seat, wait to be called, go to the counter: the process is shown large on the wall. Visitors know what to do, and the counter team gets some relief.

03 / 07Coat of arms and region

This is where your town is at home.

Old town, vineyards, the Palatinate Forest, and the coat of arms in the middle: behind the counter, the wall shows what the town stands for. A piece of home in the town office.

04 / 07History of the institution

Open to all since 1951.

School building, first library, children’s library, renovation, ballroom: the timeline tells calmly and quietly where the building comes from. History that connects.

05 / 07Learning images in the classroom

Knowledge that stays on the wall.

Mercury to Neptune in the right order, large and accurate: what is explained in class is in front of the children every day. Images can help learning.

What research says
06 / 07Street art in the youth center

A place that belongs to them.

In the vaulted cellar, a design in street art style: a child on a stack of books, birds flying out of the book. Designed together with the young people, the wall becomes their own.

07 / 07Detailed picture in the daycare

Something new to discover every day.

Spring, summer, autumn, and winter in one picture, with the group animals fox, bear, squirrel, and hedgehog in the middle. One large design instead of many sheets of paper: plenty to discover without becoming restless.

What research says
AI visualization

Seven walls. Seven ways to shape your institution.

  1. 01 Wayfinding at the entrance
  2. 02 Process in the waiting area
  3. 03 Coat of arms and region
  4. 04 History of the institution
  5. 05 Learning images in the classroom
  6. 06 Street art in the youth center
  7. 07 Detailed picture in the daycare

Signposts, learning images, history, and coat of arms, all printed right on site.

Which wall suits your institution? Get a free visualization

The town of Rebenau, its coat of arms, and all people on this page are fictional. All images are AI visualizations.

Canteen in a historic building with long wooden tables and an empty, light wall
The same canteen, on the wall a food circle with produce from the Palatinate and the line Gut essen, gut lernen
AI visualization
How we print

Vertical. On site. In one piece.

Our printer stands right in front of your wall and prints the design strip by strip onto plaster, concrete, or drywall. A typical wall is done in one day, with no sanding and no dust. Keep scrolling and watch.

One design, one piece, no edges. A thoughtfully designed room can show that children and citizens are being thought of here.

For every public facility.

studies

What research says.

The studies show the effect of room design, images, and wayfinding in general, not of wall printing specifically.

Process

How it works.

  1. You

    Inquire

    Send us a photo of the wall, its dimensions, and your design. No design yet? We can create one for you at an extra charge.

  2. Us

    Visualize

    We place the design on the photo of your wall, so you see the result in advance, free and without obligation.

  3. You

    Approve

    You approve the visualization. If the wall needs painting at all, it is done beforehand as usual.

  4. Us

    Print

    Once the paint has fully dried, we print right on site. A typical wall is done in one day, with no sanding and no dust.

What does your wall look like?

Send us a photo of your wall. We will show you your design on it, free and without obligation.

Request a free visualization

FAQ.

What kinds of facilities is wall printing suitable for?

For daycare centers and kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, vocational schools, youth centers, libraries, town halls and citizens’ offices, museums, adult education centers, music schools, and canteens.

Is the ink suitable for daycares and schools?

We print with GREENGUARD-certified UV ink. The certificate stands for low indoor emissions, and the manufacturer explicitly names schools and daycares as suitable settings.

How do I design a daycare room without cluttering it?

One large, calm design rather than many colorful individual items. A large study of classrooms shows: children learned best in rooms that were neither bare nor cluttered.

Can you print our town or municipal coat of arms?

Yes. You send us the coat of arms as a vector file, and we print it in the correct colors directly on the wall, set within a regional design if you like.

Can we show the history of our institution?

Yes. From old photos, years, and short texts, we design a timeline for your wall.

Can children or young people help design the motif?

Yes. We turn designs from a project with children or young people into artwork and print them on the wall.

How does procurement work for public clients?

We prepare a written quote with a visualization that you can use for your procurement. Support associations and parent councils can also place orders.

Can printing take place during normal operations?

We coordinate that with you. The printer only needs space in front of the wall and works without sanding and without dust. An afternoon, a weekend, or the holidays often work well.

What about fire safety?

Strict rules apply in corridors, stairwells, and escape routes of public buildings. That is why we clarify fire safety with you and the operator before printing.

Does it work on old masonry?

Yes, also on sandstone and old plaster, as long as the surface is sound. No skim coat is needed. We check the wall in advance.

How large can the area be?

We print up to a height of 3.75 m. There is no limit on width.

What condition does the wall need to be in?

Cleared, sound, and painted, with the paint fully dried. Rough walls do not need a skim coat. Not sure? Send us a photo.

When and where do you print?

Print dates are available from 2027, in the Palatinate and Saarland, for example in Kaiserslautern, Saarbrücken, Ludwigshafen, Neustadt, and Landau. Other locations on request.