Spandex, a global leader in the visual communications industry, is introducing its first-ever range of architectural films from Imageperfect. This launch marks a significant milestone for the brand as it expands into architectural and interior décor markets.
Earlier this year, Imageperfect unveiled a refreshed visual identity, reflecting a new direction for the brand. The introduction of the Imageperfect Refresh range is designed to appeal to both new customers in the architectural sector and existing clients, offering them a fresh selection of materials to work with.
These cost-effective films are intended for indoor applications across homes, retail spaces, hospitality, corporate environments, and other interiors. They are designed to last up to 5 years, making them an ideal solution for businesses, homeowners, and organisations looking for stylish, efficient interior décor options.
Inspired by current interior design trends, these films allow users to modernise their spaces without needing to replace or demolish existing furniture, walls, or surfaces.
The Imageperfect Refresh range includes 25 patterns across 6 collections: Colour, Wood, Marble, Textiles, Stone, and Glitter.
- Colour: Seven matte films provide vibrant accents, perfect for brightening up kitchens, shops, and interiors while seamlessly complementing natural surfaces.
- Marble: Choose from Antique or White Marble to create a rustic, elegant look, especially popular in bathrooms and hotels.
- Textile: Glacier, Grey, or Natural options offer the refined appearance of fabric, with the added benefits of easier maintenance and versatile applications.
- Stone: Four patterns that lend an industrial yet polished aesthetic, ideal for spaces like restaurants or living rooms.
- Glitter: Two striking patterns designed for spaces that need to stand out, such as shopfronts during sales or the festive season.
- Wood: Seven nature-inspired designs, from light to dark woods, adding warmth and texture to any surface.
This new range underscores Imageperfect’s commitment to sustainability. Rather than discarding and replacing out-of-style furniture and surfaces, these architectural films allow for a more eco-friendly solution by extending the lifespan of existing materials, often at a lower cost than purchasing new items.
Spandex continues to support signage-makers, wrappers, and visual communication businesses by offering products that enable them to expand into new markets. These cost-effective films present an opportunity for installers to enter the architectural market and generate additional revenue with their existing skillsets.
