Marchioness, the New England-based curators of European antiques, textiles, and garden accents, approached DataGraphic to help them carry on the essence of antiquity through their luxury branded stationery and packaging.
LUXURY BRANDED STATIONERY FOR MARCHIONESS
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Luxury Packaging
We offer the widest range of gorgeous papers, luxe foils and wonderfully tactile coatings to produce your luxury packaging that will entice your customers’ senses. Most all of our processes are done in-house to ensure the utmost quality control and consistency. No projects are too complex and tight deadlines are our specialty. Made in the USA.
Luxury Alcohol Packaging for Agua Mágica Mezcal
Enhanced with satin gold foil, the box has a magnetic closure, color coordinated ribbon pull and is wrapped with a beautiful lithograph featuring a foil stamped and embossed covering.
Side Sewn Notebooks with Screen Printed Covers
Who doesn’t need more peace, love & happiness in their lives right now? We showed off our newly acquired saddle/side sewing binder by creating a “Bright Future” side sewn notebook set.
Digitally Printed 3D Magazine
With its signature misregistered red and cyan plates this 3D magazine could be the farthest thing from “uncool” we’ve seen in a while. The unique and stylized photography throughout the magazine only adds to the fun.
Digitally Printed Case Bound Book
The weight or heft of a case bound book is generally what makes it seem like an important object. However, when you wrap that book in a luxe matte film lamination, it takes the piece to a whole other level of WOW.
Letterpress Invitation Suite for Brioni
The legendary Italian menswear brand, Brioni, wanted to extend a rather generous offer to a select group of clients and needed a letterpress invitation suite to suit.
Influencer Kit Packaging for KITU
KITU, the makers of Super Coffee, asked the multi-process masters at DataGraphic to produce some influencer kit packaging that needed to wow some of the most jaded folks on social media. We brought our A-Game.
Real Estate Folder with Inserts for The Brix
Garnished with a hip identity and a brand color scheme ready to compliment their offering, the final, printed real estate folder successfully conveys the vibe while communicating the most compelling aspects of the property.
Foil Stamping
Foil stamping uses pressure and high heat to release a thin film onto the substrate. The image to be stamped is etched in relief on the plate (so it is raised, rather than recessed).
Embossing and Debossing
Embossing (or debossing) uses heat and pressure to raise (or lower) paper fibers above (or below) the surface of the substrate. Artwork is transferred onto a metal die, by routering, photo-etching or hand-tooling.
Thermography
Thermography is, as its name suggests, hot printing. It creates raised imagery – and interesting textures – by fusing tiny granules of thermo powder with wet offset inks. The thermography unit is attached to a standard offset press.
Die Cutting
Creating a die cut shape or window involves cutting a substrate – usually one sheet at a time – with a die. This process can cut an entire sheet into a shape, put slits in a folder, or cut a window into a page.
Screen Printing
Screen printing or serigraphy is essentially a stencil process whereas the image is imposed onto a specialized mesh (screen) which allows the ink to be transferred onto the printing surface. Inks or coatings are pushed through the apertures in the mesh by way of a squeegee under pressure.
Digital Printing
Digital printing allows your designs to be printed directly onto a variety of substrates. Modern digital presses use electroink digital ink technology.
Engraving
Engraving is a pressure process that transfers ink directly from an engraving plate onto the paper. Automatic engraving presses can run at speeds between 4,000-5,000 impressions/hour.
Edging
To achieve an edging effect, colored pigment or foil is applied to the edges of a short pile of stock after the pieces have been printed.
Offset Lithography
Offset lithography is the most common printing method. The inked image is transferred from the printing plate to a rubber blanket and then onto the paper. All litho presses basically work the same way, whether they are sheet-fed or web, which uses a huge roll, called a web, of paper.