They are all removable and reusable. Click on the desired category to see our selection. If you are a little fearful to venture out and try to hang one just click on the installation video. We want you to feel comfortable about installing them. Its not really so scary, even I can do it and that is saying a lot. What you should know about murals. There are three ways to produce murals and how to recognize them. CHEAPEST WAY - They come in 8 panels of 24' wide x 48" long. Panel 1 and 2 will be hung one on top of the other, 3 and 4 the same way, and so on. The panels are produced separately in large quantities so they cannot guarantee color match between panels. The substrate is printed very thin and has a tendency to stretch and crease when you wet it, therefore making it difficult to match designs. The product is not prepasted. The mural is extremely difficult to remove. MEDIUM PRICE - (what we use) They come in 8 strips of 18" wide x 8' long and the last 1/4" of each strip is identical to the first 1/4" of the following strip so you can overlap them to prevent any open seams when the paper dries. It makes installation very easy for DIY customers. The strips are printed one after the other on the same run. Each second strip is printed reversed to prevent color differences from side to side (shading) You will never see a color difference between panels. The product is prepasted. Just soak it in water. The substrate is a robust and washable blend of paper and synthetic fiber. (no pvc vinyl) The mural is very easy to remove and you can use it again and maybe a third time . HIGH PRICE - They come in three panels of 48" wide x 8' long on a heavy PVC vinyl. The substrate is a high quality heavy PVC vinyl or canvas. Installation should be done by a professional paper hanger. The product is not prepasted. the mural is easy to remove and you can use it again.

Since my own 2 boys were little & asked me to paint something cool on their bedroom walls, I have known I SO wanted to do this for other kids as well. I feel very strongly that giving children a say in decorating their own personal spaces makes them feel important. True, my own kids asked for some odd things/VERY bright colors that 'normal' adults wouldn't necessarily choose (!), for instance, a Garbage Truck.Not just any garbage truck, but our own neighborhood garbage truck which they called the 'Icky Truck' & were just wild to watch for so they could wave to the friendly guys hanging off the back whenever it was garbage day. So be brave! Give the kids in your life this opportunity to help create their own space the way they want it, and give ME a call!!