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The decorative paper market is booming because of rapid urbanization and growing disposable income in developing economies like India, China, and Southeast Asia. Additionally, the rise in disposable income has led to an increase in demand for luxury furniture.
A wide variety of decorative papers are available, from hand-marbled to screen-printed. Some are even made to look like leather, snakeskin, or lace. These papers can be used in a multitude of projects, including gift wrap, stationery, and scrapbooking. Some of them are even laminated for durability. Adding texture to your projects is easy with the different types of decorative paper available, and there’s no limit to what you can create with these unique papers.
These papers are printed with a wide range of designs, from simple geometric patterns to elaborate floral and animal prints. They can be used as wallpaper or to make table runners and other decorations for the home. They are also used in a wide variety of applications in the timber products industry, such as laminates and furniture surfaces. Printed decor paper is saturated with resin and then laminated to chipboard or medium-density fiberboard (MDF) for use in furniture manufacturing.
To produce this type of paper, a special gravure cylinder is used. The raw paper is placed on the cylinder, which has been pre-printed with the desired pattern, and then subjected to 1-5 inking and drying processes. During these processes, the paper is exposed to a number of conditions that can cause problems, such as missed prints, wrinkles, and knife marks.
The most common quality problem with Decorative Paper is color variation, which can affect the overall appearance of the product and lead to dissatisfaction for both customers and sellers. Traditionally, quality evaluation methods have included both human visual evaluation and instrumental measurement based on the CIELAB color scale.
Decorative papers are often coated with a clear protective film to help them resist scratches and other damage. These coatings can also prevent the paper from absorbing stains and odors, but they’re not a substitute for proper cleaning and maintenance.
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