Haha, thanks! and thanks for the warning! 
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Thanks! We were really happy with how it turned out.
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Super creative approach. Turned out great.
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Really great job! I’d definitely envisioned a puzzle-fit placement guide for larger designs if I ever needed one, and this was a perfect execution of the concept.
We have a bedroom reno coming up and I eventually want to make a “headboard” using the same kind of idea – so glad to see it in action, right down to the command strips!
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Great results, I love the idea of the guide pieces for the install.
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Well now, that was just amazing! Perfect way to make the waste material useful. Your finished quote on the wall (and podium) look perfect!
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Always fun to see someone going big!
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Nice work but even better description here.
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Brilliant! Nice work.
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Would you be willing to share what thickness and material you used on the large wall letters. I very much like the way they stand out just enough to be there! but not so much as to look blocky,
This is truly a beautiful method and implementation.
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Awesome job - great way to do to it.
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Very inventive! Looks great!
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Looks incredible!!! Out of curiosity, how did you adhere to the wall? Command strips or something?
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That looks very nice!! The puzzle piece method worked beautifully.
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Very clever! I love the Command strips for hanging anything on the walls.
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Yes, command strips.
I bought a sheet of plywood (oak, I think) that was 2.5mm thick.
Outstanding work. I love the finished piece but the great template idea even more.
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Very clever!
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Genius!!!
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