Flashback of landmark creative interior print applications from 2024

Eye-catching wall, window and floor graphics to cushion covers, carpets and curtains, interior prints come in all shapes and sizes. One of the great things about working in the print industry is the vast range of applications that you can produce. Be it small-format work such as business cards of leaflets, right up to gigantic building wraps, the scope of what is possible is staggering. From across the world, here spotlighted some turnkey creative print applications recalls from 2024. Calgary (Canada)-based Print Three Calgary created floor graphics to replicate a tennis court inside a shopping centre, a franchise working as part of the Canada-wide Print Three network that used Drytac SpotOn Floor 200 to produce floor graphics to promote the Calgary National Bank Challenger, a professional tennis event. It printed on HP Scitex FB500 flatbed printer.

A project by UK print business Print 2 Media created wall graphics for use in a nearby school, using graphics printed Canon Océ Colorado 1640 and SwissQPrint Nyala 4 onto Drytac’s Polar Grip. Signbox, another UK signage solutions provider that has been using its HP Latex 800W printers create interior graphics for 22 Bishopsgate, the tallest building in the City of London. Pushing the boundaries, one final example comes from Global Printing Enterprises (GPE) in Canada, which worked with a range of materials from Drytac to create an immersive display promoting the Hollywood film ‘Wonka’. Printed elements included wall murals, displays, backdrops and floor graphics with the company working with Polar Grip Air, Polar Premium Air, ReTac Smooth and FloorTac on the project.