Now in its 5th year, Printeriors 2021 brings together the world's print community in a celebration of interior design and decoration. Each and every product on display is bespoke and created utilizing multiple technologies in partnership with the print community for FESPA Global Print Expo.
Join designers, printers, and manufacturers from all over Europe in discovering the innovative print applications and technology open to the printed interior design market.
The Printeriors design collection originally created in 2019 had nature “front of mind”. It’s strong, powerful and will make a wonderful showcase – delivering the visual impact required - whilst also harnessing new applications to create surface effects and innovative products across the entire Décor eco system.
Products will cross all print processes, inks and applications in collaboration with exhibitors and their suppliers. This will include; Textiles, Fine Art, Flooring, Laminates, Leather and New responsibly sourced alternatives, Glass, Furniture, Lightboxes etc. Displays will include products such as; Drapes, Window Treatments, Accessories, Rugs, Carpets, Wallcoverings, Furniture, Tables, Upholstery.
No surface is safe from digital disruption.
WHY PRINTERIORS?
The digitalisation of the Interior Décor sector has seen significant growth in the last 18 months; as a sector, Décor is valued at $737.20 billion (retail). Industrial print applications built for speed and diversity continue to accelerate across the sector as the traditional textile and décor eco-systems re-equip to meet market demand.
Equally at entry level and medium volume - growth has been accelerated by the requirement for on-demand production - not only to fulfil orders in a timely manner - but also to meet the demand for customised and personalised production at any scale. This sector now also benefits from new entrepreneurial growth, and convergence from within the wide format industry.
Reshoring is also beginning to make real progress, with independent designers, small and large businesses and existing suppliers taking control of their own supply chains by moving printed production in-house.
Machinery manufacturers have been quick to respond. The last year has seen many new technologies, new machinery models and updates, and new applications across the entire sector: textiles, wallcoverings, laminates, leather, carpets, hard surfaces, 3D – all of which have energised the market and continue to create new business opportunities and new applications.
Sustainability is high on the agenda for technology, production workflow and materials. Traceability and transparency are becoming increasingly critical – clients are asking the right questions and the industry is stepping up to meet the challenge. Software plays a strategic role as we move forward to meet the UN SDG’s and other NGO recommendations. There have been a number of acquisitions over the last year as print machinery, equipment manufacturers and software providers converge and collaborate to deliver a seamless, efficient and sustainable digital manufacturing proposition.
“Design, materials and technology will be brought together to showcase the incredible innovation and creativity held within our industry to inspire, inform and support the print community as we emerge from the global crisis into a new era of digital transformation and sustainable production”.
Debbie McKeegan, is the FESPA Textile Ambassador, a Designer and a Digital Print Expert.
For the third year, Debbie has designed, styled and curated this unique space, to showcase leading print Innovations and their Interior applications on behalf of the global print community. With sustainability at the forefront of the Industries agenda, each and every part of this years showcase has been carefully considered and developed for your enjoyment.
As a multi-disciplinary creative and renowned digital print pioneer, Debbie holds over 25 years’ experience within the Textile and Interior manufacturing industry. An award winning Textile designer, and lifetime manufacturer of printed products for Fashion and Interiors, she has a unique insight that combines creativity with a deep knowledge of manufacturing process and the essential application of disruptive digital technologies.
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