Embrace Building Wraps make it big at 33 Grosvenor Place This week Embrace has completed the installation of the largest building wrap ever seen in the UK. The giant wrap extends around all four elevations at 33 Grosvenor Place in London’s Belgravia. The Tromp L’Oeil design of the wrap disguises construction works that are
McLaren Construction Group comment on our recent building wrap at One Sloane Gardens Having recently completed a stunning trompe l’oeil building wrap at the top London location - One Sloane Gardens in Chelsea - we are always keen to receive feedback from our clients about the project and working together with Embrace. Nick Viscusi, Project
New one-to-one scale building wrap disguises works at One Sloane Gardens You may be an expert on luxury, but can you spot a fake? Embrace Building Wraps has just completed another of our stunning trompe l’oeil (or ‘it fools the eye’) banner installations at one of London’s most prestigious addresses, One Sloane Gardens. The property
Building wraps and printed scaffold banners cover the shopping centre redevelopment Embrace Building Wraps have just completed one of our most complex building wrap projects to date. We were approached by The Lexicon and Knight Harwood who are responsible for the redevelopment of the shopping centre. The major development will totally transform the shopping area
We take a look at the use of building wraps & printed scaffold banners in retail Building wraps are popping up more frequently on high streets and at shopping centres around the UK. Many retailers are seeing the opportunity to maximise sales, minimise disruption and also promote their brands and the future launch of their
Some of the finest examples of printed graphics to site hoarding Having recently completed the installation of a giant scaffold banner and separate site hoarding graphics at the future Museum of London Home in West Smithfield, it feels like a great time to take a trip down memory lane and look at some of
Embrace delivers a giant scaffold banner and site hoarding graphics at West Smithfield The award-winning Museum of London tells the story of the city and its people from 450,000 BC to the present day and also houses Europe’s largest archaeological archive in Hackney. The museum is moving from its London Wall site to a new 25,000
