Waddaya think?

Wow Matt, another great contest! A double eagle as the prize too? Awesome.
Here is my entry:

 

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I like this idea. I don't think it needs to cover the whole wall, what if it was just a strip that went along the wall. The whole wall seems to be a bit much from the pictures (not sure what it would look like if you have the other three plain walls to offset).

 

LIKE x5

 

I see only one problem there.
"Indianapolis's" When it should be "Indianapolis' "

 

Oh and Greg, a few more comments. Love how you changed the furniture. But I still see the flyers' reflection in the glass case

 

That's how he has it on his website lol.

 

dup.

 

Here ya go Matt, I updated it.

 

I'm sure there's a joke here, but I don't get it, other than the price thing.

 

Matt, I like the first one with the giant coins, especially having nice toners in there. Since you can take high res images, you will need that for the file sizes to blow these digital files up to this scale and still look nice up close. In the image gbroke created has a good idea in it, you might put your store name up on the wall, say in white letters over the large coin images, if you feel there is a way to incorporate that without looking too messy over the coins. Does your shop have it's own logo/identity or specific type-face you use for ads, signage or business cards and the like? Something like that to tie it all together would be interesting. I agree with Doug's idea to wrap the door (and door frames) too, for a seamless look to the wall. I would also add the idea to minimize hanging anything on that wall if possible.

 

Hey Matt. Love the first one, but is it possible to include this one?

 

Hello Norm

 

LOVE the first one!!!

 

Call 1-800-steamer..........

 

Classic!

I like the first example myself.

 

I think vinyl wrap is tacky (no pun intended). I would paint the wall beige, or an offset darker milk-chocolate brown and put up professionally framed images of coins, notes, and/or historical photos of the US Mints, etc. Painted lettering or decals of your business name on the left would look okay if professionally executed. Just my opinion, but floor-to-ceiling vinyl print would scream pawn-shop / white-trash to me.

I would also ask the loitering geezer on the right to leave....promptly. He's scaring away all of the customers.

 

How did this ever turn out Lost?

 

Thanks for the bump. Almost forgot about this one.

Yeah Matt. How'd this turn out?