Schema Magazine

Are your room walls lookin' naked? Your laptop lookin' bare? Vancouver Innovator and Founder of Surface Collective, Rod Takasa, provides you with the "tattoos" that you may have been too afraid to ink on your skin, but would otherwise use to decorate your home and laptop!

Rod Takasa says:

"Wall tattoos are dramatic, and our price points are low enough--like $39 to $150--that most people can afford them. For people living in high-ceilinged lofts with big open spaces, you'd have to put up a lot of frames or one big canvas. That's hard and really expensive. Tattoos are about seeing how you can change your space with graphics and having a theme within your space." From The Georgia Straight.

Surface Collective's wall decals are made with a matte finish, which gives it a beautiful paint-look finish. The material is easy to remove without leaving behind any trace of adhesive. This is perfect for the temporary residence, or someone whose mind changes with the seasons.

For the babes, or just babes at heart, they also have a collection that's colourful, fun and just so damn adorable!

Is it hard? Rod reassures potential consumers that:

"One person can put up our smaller designs in probably under an hour. Ultimately, it's peel and stick, plus scissors and an old credit card to rub the tattoo. If you get a wrinkle, peel it off and smooth it out." Surface Collective's jumbo tats generally take two to stick 'em up. The company, which custom-designs too, also installs.From The Georgia Straight.

If your laptop has gone command-o for far too long, check out the laptop tattoos for your virgin machine. It's also made with the same easy-to-remove formula so you can change up your laptop's face as you'd change outfits!

You may check out the rest of the collections and make purchases from their website, Surface Collective.