Wall covering and decoration is a huge, promising market that has been based on a completely analogue production process for a long time. But it is now slowly but surely turning digital.
Wallpaper: the traditional paper roll, often with a texture, that later is glued to the wall/object. Pre-glued papers are also on the market.
Wall coverings: a textured synthetic media, with or without a self adhesive layer and backing liner.
The most common type used in today’s market is a textured, self-adhesive vinyl.
When designing the Colorado 1650, we targeted the matte finish to have a specific velvety look. We tested and trailed it with interior decorators and this is paying off. We see that Colorado 1650’s matt finish is the preferred look over other technologies for all things interior décor and the Colorado is being adopted by the market’s specialists.
The interior décor market is booming: Customisation is key, mass personalisation is the norm. But if everybody wants it, why isn’t everybody doing it? Find out more why with UVgel, it’s digital, done right.
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For Erized, a print and design company, independence and the ability to produce complete projects themselves, on almost any substrate, is very important. That is why the company relies on Canon and Zünd solutions. They have an Arizona flatbed printer, a Colorado roll-to-roll printer with UVgel technology and a ProCut digital cutter G3. This well-equipped machine park enables them to quickly turn around orders and complete complex projects from concept to installation, on almost any substrate.
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Vegan Junk Food Bar decided for one of its restaurants in Amsterdam to abandon the colourful world that made them successful and to redecorate it with arty black and white drawings that dominate the interior of the entire restaurant. Customers should feel as if they are in a real-life comic book while at the same time enjoy some tasty, colorful burgers. The lack of colour in the interior really makes the dishes pop. These are, after all, the stars of the show.
The black and white interior was created with the latest printing technologies from Canon; Colorado 1650 with UVgel technology.
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