“The archive was originally founded by Tony Hutchinson as “Charlton Fabrics” in 2015. Now rebranded as “Mallion and Knowles” this extensive archive serves as a reference library for their customers. Going further, their design studio can also adapt artwork to meet client specification: scale, colour and style. With a large selection of furnishing fabrics available, designs can be infinitely customised and custom printed to meet client specification”.

“The Interior décor marketplace offers a sector of unlimited opportunity for the industrial print industry. As a sector - its growth has continued throughout the pandemic as consumers re-focussed attention and expenditure on their interior environments during lockdown. As technologies have advanced so has the demographic of this expansive market. What was once a sector of mass-production led by designer brands and large retailers, the interior industry is now democratised. And that’s largely due to the applications and availability of digital printing technology”.

“With just 6% of the world’s printed textiles produced digitally and an increasing demand for personalised goods there is a great opportunity for growth” Tom Owers - EPSON UK

“As a robust and established sector of the marketplace – Dye Sublimation digital textile printing has five main influences to thank for its continued success:” FESPA IMAGE CREDIT: PANAZ

“Recently, Annette has started working with Care Home projects. Whilst working on a new build for a client she was asked to create a mural design. Even gardens (indoor) aren’t off limits for Annette. “They asked me to create a design, as they wanted to bring the outside in – and the brief was to create a nature wall” - ATADESIGNS