Originally a sexy Valentine's Day gift idea, today a Graffiti classic.

What's the name of the special boy who fills a place in your heart?

What’s the name of the little girl who fills a place in your heart?

The great pacifist's inspiring words rendered in serene neutrals.

For inside your closet, maybe? Your mirror? Your forehead?

Fill a dining area with the beauty of a traditional Catholic blessing.

Say hello to kitchen art that rarely needs cleaning.

This type style is beautiful in contemporary or traditional rooms.

A light-hearted little reminder for a fridge door or dorm room wall.

An incredible thought to take with you when you walk out your door.

Choose single large "trait" characters, or 7 small in 1 of 2 borders.

See how a little Graffiti turns a table and a few bottles into a bar?

C'mon. No one will think you're a bad mom; just a little stressed.

Choose one of our fortunes or write your own, including lucky numbers!

A classic look that's elegant in traditional and modern interiors.

Who says art can't help out in the kitchen? This works 24 hours a day.

For travelers, sailors and husbands who lack a keen sense of direction.

We could hardly stay awake when we designed this one ... zzzzz

September 2008 magazine makeover uses Graffiti to transform a highboy.

From the July 08 issue, here's a quote we designed for a bar cabinet.

Duplicate the look of the rehabbed chair from Country Living magazine

You asked for it, we designed it. Let it define who you are.

Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf if she has swell thoughts like this?

We love Eleanor. She was smart and strong. We want to be like her.

For over the leash hooks? Food and water bowls? Dog bed? Treat jar?

From a client who tells us these are words her favorite aunt lived by.

A headboard you won't find in furniture stores. Isn't it dreamy?

Originally designed for a college girl. We thought you'd like it, too.

For the ardent gardener's sunroom, porch or patio (smooth walls only)

A caffeinated design for wherever people need to keep moving

Extend a welcome to guests with extraordinary style and eloquence.

Turn a marriage or move-in date into a dramatic faux "plaque"

Make a mirror talk back with this sassy Graffiti complete with tiara.

Dramatic on its own or as dramatic "wallpaper" behind family photos.

From the Better Homes & Gardens' "Storage For Kids' Stuff" magazine.

Graffiti goes with everything in your closet. (Smiles are in style.)

This coolly exuberant welcome hangs in two, easy-to-manage sections.

Walt Whitman reminds us that happiness is for the right here and now.

Should we add your company's logo at the bottom or the top?

Arrows and a dotted line lessen territory disputes in shared closets.

The perfect nonverbal response to "Are you ready yet? We're late!"

Home is a starting place for love and dreams. Everyone knows that.

Adapt this design for whatever "force" sends your family far and wide.

Know a soldier, airman or sailor? This Graffiti salutes their service.

Guaranteed to weather well and make joggers and dog-walkers look twice

Foster the belief that anything is possible. For kids (or your mirror)

Put yourself in the right frame of mind to get almost anything done.

Declare your fondness for a special place with Shakespearean flair

Who's to argue with Einstein? This design makes him look even smarter.

Don't love the butterfly? Fine. Cut it off and put it somewhere else.

Don't know what to do with a bare wall? This design buys you time

Jimi was brilliant in more ways than one. That's his actual signature.

Especially eloquent in a woman's office, either at home or otherwise.

A truth that's easily forgotten in an increasingly materialistic world

This airy design in Chocolate and Satin Gold takes our breath away.

Ever feel like you run a restaurant? This Graffiti "sign" is for you.

Giant versions of the iconic black and white labels. Order by section.

The best art relates to its place; these symbols do that perfectly.

We designed it for one client, now everyone wants one. Four sizes!

Our design shown in the Winter 2007 issue of CREATIVE HOME magazine.

Surprise someone with a heart drawn with "lipstick." Sigh. So sexy.

Adrian designed this for a friend. We promptly stole it for our site.

We also like this in those awkward areas between cabinets and ceiling.

Chinese for "Love lives here." Elegant in Gold. Daring in Red.

Understated. Sophisticated. Sincere. The perfect first-time Graffiti.

If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast enough.

A Gypsy blessing embellished with a rocketship? Quirky, yes, but fun.

Adapted from a beautiful Jewish blessing for happiness in the home.

See how classic Graffiti can look? Like it's always been done.

Doesn't the scripted "W" enhance this simple text design perfectly?

Promote peace where two or more people gather to watch a single TV.

Got an awkward wall? Try a Graffiti poem. Bye, awkward wall.

This two-color design is a modern take on the blessing before meals.

An ornament for your house about the ornament of a house. Clever!

A soothing sentiment to calm frazzled nerves. Beats Valium.

A light-hearted sentiment paired with contemporary ovals = unique art.

The coolest borders are those you write yourself. We'll do the math.

Removing a letter each month reminds you to do your breast self-exam.

Equivalents chart for serious cooks. Do your own color combo.

Designed especially for that special place you claim as your very own.

Big on table manners? Why not turn the basics of etiquette into art?

We're not saying everyone HAS to eat dessert. Just if they want to.

Designed for vertical spaces that are otherwise hard to decorate.

A modern take on what are quite literally beautiful words to live by.

The perfect "anywhere" monogram because it's elegant yet relaxed.

Love to entertain? Blow guests away with this tribute to them.

You could substitute "please" for a name. Or "puleeeeeze." Whatever.

Choosing art for bathrooms can be challenging. Here's one solution.

Circle a child's room with a custom story border that's all about them.

As said by Christopher Robin in the classic "Winnie The Pooh."

Works in any room. Who knew Swedes were so introspective?

Hang on wall. Add photos of friends or family. Reminisce.

A combination of plain type and script makes this design so versatile.

We like a full name for this design, but you can do whatever.

Love family? Love music? This Neil Young quote is the Graffiti for you

Not all art can double as a life lesson. This one does it elegantly.

A declaration of house-love from one of America's favorite writers.

By Charles Spurgeon, one of England's most popular preachers.

Our sophisticated alternative to the standard (and boring) welcome mat

Things you might hear in a foyer. Our favorite line? "Cute shoes!"

Got a space that cries for a border, but hate traditional borders?

Where do you work? Laundry room? Craft room? Office? Start whistling!

Frosted plexi circle with read-from-the-street Graffiti house numbers.