Want to revamp the look of your car without paying for an expensive new paint job? Or maybe you need to brand a fleet of company cars or vans. Vehicle wrapping could be the answer. But what exactly is this technique, how do you do it and is it a good option? In this post, we answer all these questions and more.

London-based paper artist Nathan Ward has developed a reputation for creations on a grand scale. He has created installations for, among many others, Mount Street Printers, Fortnum & Mason, the ENO, Hobbs, Deloitte and, most recently, The Financial Times (FT).

Thanks to its good looks, practicality and sustainability credentials, PRIPLAK^® is the substrate of choice for the bottle jacket for remarkable, new wine cooler FWRAP^®. The Fwrap jacket has been produced by south-Wales-based Tower Print for their client Green Chilly Company^®, inventors of the Fwrap cool pack – a frozen wrap made from waste paper and card, rainwater and a touch of science!

Large format media is all around us. From shop window displays, to construction site hoardings, to the printed sunshades in pub beer gardens, it is an ever-present part of modern life. But what exactly does the term large format media mean? Keep reading to discover more about this medium, including what it’s used for, the materials involved and how much it costs.

After using Coala Interior Film to update their office kitchen, Essex-based interior graphics producer Magic Mouse Wall Graphics showed the results to a hotel client who was so impressed they commissioned its use throughout the hotel!

Coala Air Board and Kernow Inkjet Metalik Silver formed an eye-catching backdrop to the extraordinary living bar at 2022’s HIX event at London’s Business Design Centre.

When invited to be the print partner for a new exhibition, our customer Norwich-based CIM Display, readily agreed - with the provision that sustainable display materials from Antalis would be used.

For several years, south-Wales based Tower Print has been producing 20,000 luggage tags annually for a large coach company. With the next annual run on the horizon, Tower Print Director Darren Pole was keen to find a more cost-effective solution for his client.

When Woodlodge, the UK’s leading supplier of garden ware and horticultural products, needed to find a sustainable solution for their exhibition stand, they turned to Antalis and Xanita.

Play Your Way is a unique children’s play space promoting free play. The 14-metre squared, branded touring arena - which is designed to encourage participation in active play and games by children who tend to shy away from the rigid rules of organised sport - toured five cities across Europe in just 21 days.

The in-house print unit at Cardiff Metropolitan University is helping the faculty to reduce waste, environmental impact and cost – and overcome current supply change issues – by refurbishing existing furniture instead of buying new.

The attractive and interactive new Dr Martens test and learn concept store on Carnaby Street, London, exemplifies impactful, sustainable retail display, showcasing impressive POS imagery and interior branding using Antalis’ range of large format environmental substrates. The store design and fit-out is the result of a collaboration between Leeds-based specialists in wide-format printing and signage, Imageco, and their client Syn Retail. To meet the sustainable brief, Syn Retail, who produced the creative artwork for the project, put forward Imageco, who have recently become a certified Carbon Neutral Printer, as a sustainable print partner.