Sailing

If you want to combine the beauty of the sea and the ingenuity of mankind, Photowall's sailing wall murals might just be the right category for you. Under the banner of Water Sports, Read morethis activity specifically refers to using wind to power sails and propel the boat forward. Most of what you see in sailing wall murals does this without the use of an engine, because then it would not be called sailing any longer. Other sports like windsurfing and surfing use the same basic principles but sailing is the only one that takes place in an enclosed boat. When you heard sailing wall murals, you probably thought of the recreational activity which is more specifically referred to as cruising. This is what most people who can afford it do on weekends or on holidays. You will see these also in sailing wall murals. However, there is also a more competitive form of sailing which is racing. Perhaps you have seen or heard of it from the Olympics or other competitions. Sailing wall murals also feature one of two types used for this sport, the dinghy which is between 2-4 meters in length and can "only" host 1-2 persons, and the yacht which is usually around 9 meters long and can fit a number of people onboard. Your interior design will gain plenty of visual weight and texture from these sailing wall murals.

A little bit of history

While sailing itself has been around for travel and fishing for centuries, it only became a sport in the early 17th century. What you have now in sailing wall murals is the descendant of those pioneers. It was actually the Dutch who are said to be the first nation who raced yachts for fun. They gave one of these ships to Charles II and it quickly became so popular in England. Naturally, this also progressed stateside where it became a favorite pastime for the newly rich in the United States of America. The items you see in sailing wall murals are directly connected to this long history. It has to be noted though up until the second half of the 20th century, sailing was considered a luxury sport exclusively for the wealthy. When new materials such as plywood became available during the 50s and 60s, it made the sport more accessible. Many of those you see in sailing wall murals are products of that development because it allowed boat construction so much easier and cheaper. This is why nowadays millions of people enjoy sailing, both competitively and non-competitively on many different bodies of water. Who knows, maybe sailing wall murals will inspire you to get one yourself?

Yachts in sailing wall murals

Sailing wall murals featuring yachts will give your room that exotic but deluxe vibe that everyone craves. As we learn more about this type of sport, you will also see the beauty and texture these images can bring. With sailing wall murals, you have the ideal tool to make your space seem bigger, with natural colours that really make everything around it brighter. Combine the allure of nature with mechanical wonder to create a haven of style. Whatever your interior design style is, sailing wall murals can lift it on to the next level in terms of aesthetic and visual weight. Whether the space you are decorating is residential, recreational or corporate, you can count on sailing wall murals to truly set your room apart from the other.

Something for all

Another thing that makes sailing wall murals so great is that showcases plenty of affable and child-friendly motifs. The wonderfully soft colours set the mood and atmosphere in any room, but perhaps most when it comes to a kid's space. Pick your most beloved sailing wall mural and add it your child's bedroom, study area or play space. You can also consider putting it up in the living room so that you and your family will have a relaxing, charming and calming environment. Creating a nautical theme within the entirety of their room is one of the best gifts that you can give them. Items like "Sail Under the Sunset" or "Sailing" will surely fascinate them and gain appreciation for the sport.
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