One of the best advantages to ordering a mural for your wall is that it is a great chance to let your individuality shine. It also allows you, as a feature wall, to draw the eye to a specific point in the room. A mural creates a dramatic backdrop and a great talking point.
It also allows you to tell a story about that room; a movie themed mural for a cinema room. A beach themed mural for a coastal home.
Murals are very popular in a commercial setting such as a cafe, restuarant or bar. Some murals can feature the company logo or branding.
Most murals will still have a prodiment colour and this colour is the one you want to ensure works with the colours already in the room such as furnishings or window dressings.
Ensure the wall you choose for you mural has as little on it as possible in the way of windows, air conditioner units etc. This firstly ensures as little as possible detracts the eye. As well as not having part of the image cut away during installation to allow for a door cavity or something.
But my top tip for choosing a mural is to ensure the design suits the size of the wall. For example don’t choose an image that is horizontal (like a sweeping landscape) on a wall that is taller than it is long as you will loose much of the image. As well as loosing much of the grand effect.