Call it what you like; we’re all at it. With so many digital devices and picture sharing services available, we’re all busy generating our own images of people and places. I tend to store my collection of memories on my tablet or Blackberry. I also create albums and share images with my friends via Facebook, Pinterest, Tumblr and Instagram amongst other social networks. But have you ever considered customising your finest digital pictures specifically for your own home?
Many doting
parents enjoy their kids’ exhuberance by turning their little darlings into a canvas
or a mug for Grandma at Christmas. But why not make one of your masterpieces a real
feature of a new room?
Computer-generated
art is high on the agenda of many interior designers this season, so the time
is ripe to get creative and add something personal and fabulous, that is not available
on the High Street.
You could
create wallpaper, cushions, curtains or even commission an upholsterer to
create your very own accent chair or sofa that will be the envy of your
friends..
Mr Perswall
will print any image onto wallpaper and help you to create sensational wall murals.
Here are some examples from the inspirational portolio of ready to roll wall
options:
http://www.mrperswall.co.uk/wallpaper/mr-perswall-wallpaper-writers-thinking-ink-p132301-4#id=2767
If you’re
looking to transfer your images onto fabric, there are a number of suppliers
out there. HTS Print and Design offer digital, rotary and flat bed screen
printing on cottons, polyesters and silks. Again, you can buy something off the
peg or you can commission something totally unique. For more ideas, see here:
For a truly unique
cushion, you could either take one of your photos or perhaps consider transferring
painted artworks to printed fabric. I love these painted cushions and I
particularly like the way in which the signature of the artist is added for
that extra special personal touch. See link below:
http://www.htsprint.co.uk/blog/475/475/
Needless to
say, if you fancy a bespoke chair or sofa using your very own fabric, we’re bursting with ideas and always
happy to help. Give us a call on 02392 354235 to find out
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