Modern decorators often experiment with unusual textures and materials, emphasizing the originality and originality of the interior. One of the latest trends is the use of interior printing.
Some consider this design option to be old-fashioned, since they associate it with the same type of Soviet-era photo wallpaper, but the modern approach to applying drawings has made photo printing more “lively” and authentic. It uses light-resistant, water-soluble ink that can be applied to almost any surface. Thanks to professional calibration of equipment and the use of high-resolution images, you can achieve high-quality prints with correct color reproduction.
Types of interior photo printing
Modern equipment for photo printing allows you to apply images to various materials, from paper and canvas to fabrics and even glass. Let’s look at each option in more detail:
- Interior print on canvas. Here, a natural canvas (linen or cotton) is used, but the image is applied using water-based ink. Such options are used for reproductions of paintings, family photographs and original polytyches (several paintings related by a common theme or image). Images on canvas look noble and aristocratic.
- Interior printing on wallpaper. It uses UV printing that is resistant to fading. Printing on wallpaper is suitable for those who are developing a new interior and are looking for a truly interesting solution. As a rule, photo wallpaper is glued to one of the walls in the room, which becomes the main accent of the interior. Wallpaper and photo printing are applied in the same way as regular wallpaper.
- Interior printing on plastic. The design is applied using direct printing and is distinguished by its presentable appearance and excellent resistance to exposure to the sun and high temperatures. Plastic with photo printing is used in the development of kitchen facades, blinds, wall and ceiling design.
- Interior printing on fabric. An effective design solution applicable to curtains, bedspreads, pillowcases. The design is applied using sublimation technology, which allows the ink to penetrate the fabric fiber. For printing, you can use both weightless transparent fabrics and coarse burlap. The applied image remains bright and clear for a long time.
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The most common photo printing methods are discussed here. Of course, there are more exotic and rare options, for example, interior printing on glass. This method is used when decorating the facades of cabinets, mirrors and some types of paintings. The pattern applied to the glass has a matte or light glossy surface.
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Advantages of interior photo printing
The main advantage of photo printing is a wide selection of images and textures. You have the opportunity to develop a drawing yourself, after which specialists will calibrate and apply the image to the selected base (facade, blinds, curtains). Thus, you will be confident in the uniqueness of your interior and will be able to realize your wildest fantasies.
If you don’t have your own ideas for the drawing, then you can contact the design department. Talented decorators offer a lot of interesting ideas, among which the following areas can be highlighted:
- night city landscapes;
- close-up images of animals;
- fruit and vegetable theme (appropriate for the kitchen);
- stills from your favorite films;
- oriental style (rice fields, sakura, engravings);
- 3D images.
You just need to decide on the character of the interior and choose the appropriate pattern!
