When newly married Ed Currer and his wife wanted to decorate their home without causing any damage to walls, he had something of a Eureka moment, out of which was born West Sussex-based surface graphics company Vinyl Impression.
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The retail sector is under pressure from online shopping and the recession but is this good or bad news for wide format providers? Nessan Cleary investigates.
The retail sector is an important source of work to the wide-format print community so it’s a no brainer that we keep up to speed with trends and developments impacting upon the type and levels of work we can produce for such customers.
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Etailers are wanting to make human connection, and opening bricks and mortar stores. Walter Hale explores the phenomenon, which could well impact upon large-format print demand.
The high street is dead. We’ve heard predictions of the demise of bricks and mortar retail so often, most of us have come to assume it must be true. Yet if you look at the latest trends in American retail, it might be more accurate to say: the high street is dead! Long live the high street!
Read MoreARC-UK is on a mission to quadruple turnover in the next two years and has bought another Océ Arizona from Canon to drive growth in the retail sector specifically.
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Online print specialist Pixartprinting has created the Pixartprinting Project to cater specifically for small businesses, retail chains and agencies seeking customisable, themed point-of-sale and location displays. ‘Land of Ice’ themed products are already available on the company website and will shortly be joined by three more lines: Forest Walk, inspired by the magic of the woods; Christmas Carol, for an emotion-filled Yuletide; and Fantasy Tales.
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