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Blue Rock’s Little Collins office, each meeting room was named to make for simple identification. These names were then expressed in the styling of the room and the graphic used for the wall. Names like the Cleopatra Room, Caveman Room, Elon Room. Each Can be seen below.

Vicki and the Blue Rock designers had prepared a varying selection of images for us to produce as wallpapers for each of these rooms. Interestingly, Most of these graphics would, in the past, have been considered too low res to scale up and produce for an entire wall application. 

However, we have recently learned a new technique in the processing stage that allows us to take these lower res images and optimise them for an application as large as a wall. Removing a great level of pixelation which typically we would see when scaling up smaller images to this size. We’ve found this process to be a real game changer in some of our recent installs and this is especially true for this whole Blue Rock job.

While this install was occurring, Vicki introduced me to Georgia who was my point of contact for the next round of office rooms in their office space one street over on Collins Street. For this space they wanted to continue with themed wallpapers, close to 25 walls of varying sizes and with their own images. 

Georgia and her team of designers supplied most of the graphics, however for some, we were happy to go image hunting for them to find an image that would suit the specs of some of the more panoramic walls. Again drawing on room and area themes to determine each graphic.

Another notable space for this install was the entrance and foyer area where they opted to use floor graphics as the overarching visual. Referred to as the ‘Stripe Hallway’, it comprised a wall to floor to wall graphic of repeating purple and magenta stripes for a bright and memorable welcome to their office.