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Roland DGA’s DG DIMENSE Technology Wins Inspire Award
Top honors for “Best Wallcoverings/Wall Treatment” at Boutique Design New York (BDNY).
Roland DGA (Irvine, CA) has announced that the company’s DG DIMENSE technology was honored with an NKBA Manhattan Inspire Award for “Best Wallcoverings/Wall Treatment” at Boutique Design New York (BDNY) 2024, , which took place Nov. 10-11, according to a press release.
Produced by the NKBA-Manhattan Chapter and sponsored by aspire design and home magazine, the Inspire awards recognize the most innovative and exciting exhibitors at this event, with a focus on categories beyond kitchen and bath that inspire designers to do their best work. The winners were selected by NKBA Programs Co-chair Diana Mosher and a panel of esteemed judges based on a variety of criteria, including functional, sustainable and aesthetic considerations — per the press release.
Samples of DG Dimense wallcoverings.
DG DIMENSE, a Roland DG Group company, offers digital printing technology that allows users to produce one-of-a-kind textured wallcoverings, wall art and other interior design elements, as well as eye-catching signage, displays, packaging and more. This patented solution combines a specialized inket printer, proprietary media and specially formulated water-based inks to create 3D textured prints and full-color graphics in a single, seamless process. This sustainable, eco-friendly process is made possible by the unique interaction of the ink and media when heated to create a controllable raised surface. The printed images and graphics can foam up to 1.5mm in height, creating visual and tactile effects.
“We are thrilled about receiving this prestigious award,” Roland DGA’s Business Development and Co-Creation Manager Kitt Jones, is quoted in the press release. “DG DIMENSE represents the evolution of surface art, giving users the ability to design non-repeatable texture by controlling and manipulating the surface structure rather than laying ink, thus minimizing cost, reducing print times, and adding a new and exciting dimension to traditional printing.”
For more information, visit rolanddga.com.
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