{"id":12055,"date":"2025-03-25T10:25:52","date_gmt":"2025-03-25T09:25:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/ser-tec.org\/2025\/03\/25\/silkscreen-and-digital-printing-synergy-and-innovation-in-interior-design\/"},"modified":"2026-03-11T11:38:07","modified_gmt":"2026-03-11T10:38:07","slug":"silkscreen-and-digital-printing-synergy-and-innovation-in-interior-design","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/ser-tec.org\/en\/2025\/03\/25\/silkscreen-and-digital-printing-synergy-and-innovation-in-interior-design\/","title":{"rendered":"Screen Printing and Digital Printing: Synergy and Innovation in Interior Design
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The future of space design will increasingly focus on personal wellbeing and sensory design, incorporating natural and sustainable elements. The innovative use of screen and digital printing allows for the creation of tactile and visually appealing surfaces, transforming common spaces into neo-luxury environments. The integration of new technologies, innovative materials and experiential design responds to consumers’ growing demands for personalisation and comfort, especially in environments such as the bathroom.
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The furniture and interior design sector is constantly evolving, influenced by new trends and technologies.
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Two recent reports, \u2018Home Lifestyles 2025\u2019 by WGSN <\/a> and \u2018Get Past The Present\u2019 by Nextatlas<\/a>, offer an interesting and stimulating look at future directions in design and habits, even within the home.<\/p>

Among the numerous topics covered, the growing importance of personal well-being emerges, achieved through sensory design that expresses neo-luxury.
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@nextalas \u2013 Get Past The Present<\/figcaption><\/figure>

Well-being at home
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According to a recent report by WGSN, wellbeing will become a central element in homes in 2025. The pandemic has accelerated the transformation of the home into a sanctuary for self-care, with a particular focus on rest<\/strong>, sustainability <\/strong> and biophilia<\/strong>.
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Consumers are seeking ways to improve sleep quality and reduce stress by incorporating natural and sustainable elements into their living spaces<\/p>

Trend Focus<\/strong><\/h3>

The Premium Moments <\/strong> trend is one of the key themes underpinning the concept of Neo-Luxury at home and when travelling.
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This trend is expected to remain strong and continue growing into early 2025, as revealed by Nextatlas’ monitoring of conversations and sentiment on the internet and social media.
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@nextalas \u2013 Neo Luxury \u2013 Premium Moments<\/figcaption><\/figure>

Sensory design
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Along with the centrality of well-being grows the importance of sensory design.<\/p>

Consumers experience a growing sense of digital exhaustion<\/em> and desire tactile and visual experiences that promote mental and physical well-being.<\/p>

Therefore, incorporating sensory elements into design is increasingly important-from natural materials to organic forms.<\/strong><\/p>

Interior design is increasingly drawing inspiration from the outdoors by using materials that make you feel comfortable touching them and exploring textures that provide a sense of relaxation.<\/p>

Trend Artist<\/strong><\/h3>

Artist Abid Javed presented Soma<\/em><\/strong> at the independent gallery Select-Works: an exhibition of amorphous, moving sculptures that take shape from molecular biology.<\/p>

Javed<\/strong> created his pieces using neutral stoneware,<\/strong> which he crafted to produce asymmetrical objects that take their cues from microscopic cells.<\/p>

Just like the fluid body of a cell, the space becomes host to a microcosm of cellular and molecular networks, demonstrating how sculptural ceramic bodies exist together as one” (Select-Work)<\/em><\/p>

For Soma, Javed has created two collections named the Cellular Compartment<\/em> and Genetic<\/em> Pleomorph<\/em>; this most recent work includes blobby<\/em> vases and sculptures, as well as wall lights, tables and floor lamps, sculptural stools and tables, mirrors and hanging furniture.<\/p><\/blockquote>

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Abid Javed – Soma – Select-Works – London Design Festival<\/figcaption><\/figure>

The bathroom of the future<\/strong><\/h2>

The bathroom<\/strong>, in particular, is seen as an ideal place to practice “self-care<\/em><\/strong>“.<\/p>

Habits introduced during the pandemic, such as the use of essential oils, scented candles and relaxing baths, will become established behaviors.<\/p>

Trend Focus<\/strong><\/h3>

Grand View Research, Inc<\/a>, cited in reports, predicts that the global market for luxury bath and body products will be worth $28.65 billion by 2030, with a CAGR of 7.9 percent<\/p>

At the market level, the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region will have the most significant growth rate (8.7 percent CAGR).<\/p>

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Infographic created based on data from @credence research – Luxury Sanitary Ware Market (2023)<\/figcaption><\/figure>

Sensory design and integration printing techniques<\/strong><\/h2>

Sensory design, which includes tactile and visual elements, is key to creating an environment of well-being. Bathroom surfaces can be printed with textures that provide a feeling of comfort and relaxation. <\/p>

The combination of screen printing and digital printing<\/strong> allows you to take advantage of the best of both techniques, e.g.<\/p>