Digital Print

Digital textile printing uses computer-controlled inkjet technology to apply designs directly onto fabric, eliminating the need for screens, blocks, or other physical tools. This revolutionary technology, commercially adopted in the early 2000s, enables photorealistic imagery, unlimited color ranges, and rapid design iteration without the setup costs of traditional printing methods. In interior design, digital printing has dramatically expanded the possibilities for textile pattern. Designers can now create photographic landscapes on sheer curtains, intricate watercolor effects on upholstery, and custom one-of-a-kind patterns for specific projects. The technology particularly excels at producing subtle color gradations, tonal effects, and complex multi-layered imagery that would be prohibitively expensive or technically impossible with traditional printing methods.