Printed Murals

Our Orsay Triptych chinoiserie showcases delicate flowers and beautiful birds in an ornately fenced garden.

Verdant tropical landscape meets a new modern take. With styling direction from the talents at Lillian August, a Paul Montgomery original design has been given a new look. The mural is printed on an industry leading silver mylar, providing not only a...

Stunning beauty and commercial durability, Nanjing Silver is produced on an industry leading silver mylar Type II. This provides a metal leaf-like metallic shimmer, but also protects against everyday occurances in residential and commercial settings...

Gaze upon glamorous gilded horizons. Combining the digital and material world, Pastorale Gold is the most ambitious mural to date. Using the latest in digital printing technologies, the foreground of Pastorale Gold is printed directly onto hand-laid...

Be it classic charm or modern rustic elegance, the antiqued presence of this mural is a timeless type of sophistication. Rolling country hills and distant mountains pair well with a style mimicing artworks from a previous era. Working well with dark...

A romantic country landscape embellished by mountain views and babbling streams. The subtle nature of watercolor paintings makes the combination of scene and style a romantic masterpiece. These soft colors move themseleves to the background while also...

Based on the popular Paul Montgomery design “Maysong”, Kew Garden continues the chinoiserie dynasty by offering the same charm in a larger scale with many more panels for larger scenes. In collaboration with Lillian August, this new-classic...

Designed by Paul Montgomery, Blue Ridge is a panoramic mural showcasing Monticello, Natural Bridge, the Blue Ridge Mountains, a waterfall, Washington and Lee University, and other attractions in our home state of Virginia. This mural wallpaper is...

Tony Duquette had an understandable fascination with Venice, Italy and would always make a point to have a stopover when traveling across the Atlantic. This mural is a manifestation of his love for the historic Italian city. Duquette created a pen and...

While the ballet that these sketches planned never came to be, Tony still created a wonderful world of under water enchantment when his creativity brought him this idea.Based on an old French story about a town swallowed by the sea, Tony's play was going...

This mural is derived from a Portuguese screen Tony had acquired from a friend and collector. Duquette used this screen to embellish his drawing room in San Francisco. Being a colorful inspiration in a space of creativity for many years, this screen can...

Tony Duquette was a costume designer for the 1955 film adaptation of “Kismet”, a musical adapted from a play in 1911 of the same name. The director of the film who hired Duquette to design the costumes also commissioned him to design interior...