Deck The Walls with Vinyl Holiday Decals

NASHVILLE, Tenn., Dec. 15, 2011 – Walls Need Love, a Nashville-based company specializing in vinyl wall art, is offering a new line of holiday-themed wall decals for decorating houses, apartments, and offices.

Its latest collection includes festive decals with Christmas and winter-themed designs, including Santa Claus, Christmas trees, ornaments, and holiday greetings.

Ali Abrahimia, owner of Walls Need Love, said, "After a number of conversations with customers, we designed our holiday-themed wall decals to meet their needs. It is incredibly easy to have beautiful art on your walls now, and changing a vinyl wall decal for each and every holiday is a snap. Our goal is to make sure our customers are completely satisfied in every way possible. In fact, we offer a 100 percent money back guarantee, so there is absolutely no risk when purchasing any of our products.”

Vinyl wall decals add custom designs to walls without the unnecessary mess and permanence of paint.  Vinyl decals are easily affixed to a wall and removal does not damage the wall's surface.  They install in seconds, and are made with a precision cut matte vinyl finish nearly indistinguishable from a hand-painted work of art. In addition, the decals are safe, non-toxic, and entirely reusable.

Walls Need Love donates a percentage of every purchase to SoundForest.org, a charity focused on preserving the environment by planting trees and encouraging zero emissions.

Walls Need Love offers customers more than 40 colors in high quality 100 percent vinyl for all of its wall art and wall lettering. The decals will stick to almost any surface imaginable, and the company offers numerous designs depicting sports and hobbies, travel, people and faces, animals, floral, and abstract patterns. 

For more information, please visit www.wallsneedlove.com.

The Vinyl Institute represents the leading manufacturers involved in the production of PVC vinyl in the United States, and promotes the value of PVC and vinyl products to society. 

For more information, contact:
Jeffrey B. Palmer
Director of Marketing & Communications
The Vinyl Institute
571-970-3327
jpalmer@vinylinfo.org

Also go to:  www.vinylindesign.com, and www.vinylinfo.org.