Wall-Ahhh Designs

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    I painted a mural years ago and my phone still rings, I didn't choose this business, I feel like it chose me.  I've noticed that if you can sincerely fool one's eye architecturally with paint or print, one can't get enough of it.   That's why I want to deliver a retail item that believably makes your walls disappear leaving behind an architecturally interesting and beautiful vista. Do you want a big picture of Tuscany in your living room or do you want Tuscany in your living room? That's the difference.

     Wall-Ahhh has been an idea that I've been working on for nearly 5 years now.  It actually started out as a "Hole in the Wall" idea, and has progressed to what you now see.  Wall-Ahhh has evolved over time to incorporate more of an architectural aspect than was originally used in the early days of development.  I am currently working on new and exciting designs, and even some that will be installed in a corner of a room. 


      The only thing that limits you is               your own imagination.

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