Crane You Later Wall Mural

If you have always loved A Street Prints Windsong Cranes but really wished the birds were bigger, you're in luck. The serene Crane You Later Wall Mural from A Street Prints Katie Hunt Remix Walls by Brewster Wallcovering is an oversize version of the top selling blue and grey variations. Katie Hunt has expanded the size, and as a bonus, she has made sure the design can be repeated endlessly to encompass an entire room. The marbled background lends a subtle elegance to these graceful birds. Cranes are often used as symbols for intelligence, good fortune, balance, freedom and happiness. Happiness is influenced by our surroundings, so we can create a happy space for family time or play time by featuring a wall mural. These may not be storks, but you can use cranes in nursery decor as a nod toward good fortune. Balance is important in the yoga studio for both mind and body. Use this mural as art in the modern Japanese living room or dining room. Small businesses need to take full advantage of store front advertising and this mural is an easy way to do that. For example, a stationary store could add large origami in bright colors to hang from the ceiling and attract attention of passers by. A furniture showroom may choose a mural for a vignette to personalize their product. Japanese tradition calls for a thousand paper cranes to help make a wish come true. What more important wish than that of a wedding and happily ever after? We suggest this design for a bridal boutique or even as the backdrop at a reception where it could double as the “photo booth.” The urban Bubble Tea shop would be a wonderful place for this ancient symbol. Set the tone of peace and harmony in the acupuncture or massage therapy office.