Add a dash of color and a whole lot of jazz to a blank space with Elephants on the Wall's new Fashion Wall Murals.

 

Elephants on the Wall's (http://elephantsonthewall.com/) fun and easy approach to decorating is a favorite of everyone from seasoned DIY'ers to those with absolutely no experience holding a paintbrush. From kid-friendly scenes of adventures and beach days, to chic designs to add class to an adult's space, they've created numerous ways to liven up any living area without breaking the bank.  

 

Their new Fashion Wall Murals were dreamed up with an eye to high style, featuring bold and beautiful women dressed to the nines. These couture designs would be perfect for sprucing up a big empty space in a trendy business like a salon, spa, or clothing boutique. Businesses can customize them to fit their product lines and store decor by getting creative with paint colors.

 

Guest designer Jocelyn Liang is the creative force behind the Fashion Wall Murals. Combining her love for fashion with her remarkable talent of animation design, Liang was able to design sophisticated murals that practically come to life when painted on the wall!   These Fashion murals would also be a sweet, personalized work of art when used to decorate a growing girl's room. Tailoring it to the girl is as easy as matching the mural's colors to her hair and favorite outfits once it's time to paint. They'll love getting to add a bit of posh and sophistication to their space as they hit their tweens and teens. Choose from a single image or get all four Fashionistas in one pattern.

 

Elephants on the Wall uses a simple paint-by-numbers system that makes adding some color and style to walls a piece of cake. There are only three steps, which even the most artistically challenged should be able to master. First, tape the transfer paper to the back of the pattern paper and attach it to the wall.  Next, trace the design and then remove the paper.  Lastly, start painting. 

 

Elephants on the Wall was created by award-winning designer Patti Newton in 2005. For years she worked as a designer for Walt Disney Imagineering and as an instructor at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California. Elephants on the Wall was launched after visiting her family in Hawaii, where she began working on a wall mural for her grandchildren. She soon re-envisioned her simple mural into a fantastic and detailed one. The enthusiasm she felt while working, and the excitement she received from her loved ones, led her to start creating scenes parents and kids could really enjoy for a living.

 

For more information, please visit www.elephantsonthewall.com