Garner Kyoto — Wallpaper

Each wallpaper design is created on a canvas taller than what's normally visible on the wall. The top part is the actual artwork — composed to be seen, and where the crop should stay by default. The part below is dead space: extra canvas with no real composition, only meant to be used when a wall needs covering all the way down — for example behind a bed frame, a sofa, or another piece of furniture.

Rule of thumb: leave the crop box where it starts unless the wall genuinely continues behind furniture. Pulling it down as a routine adjustment moves the print away from the artwork's intended framing.

1. Choose your property — its design loads with the default crop already in place.
2. Enter the room number — it's included in the exported file name so the installer can match the print to the right room.
3. Enter the wall's width and height in centimetres — the crop box adjusts to that exact ratio.
4. Reposition the box left or right to best frame the design; only drag a bottom corner down if the wall continues behind furniture (this extends into the dead space below the dashed line). The top corners only allow a small nudge, for fine adjustment, not for extending coverage.
5. Click Export cropped PDF — the file includes a 5mm bleed, ready to send to print.

Use Reset focus point at any time to snap back to the studio's intended default.