Corporate Monthly
GIMSUN Monthly Magazine NO.81
addtimes：2026-04-22 click：3 author：Gimsun
GS ·Fresh News
Recently, we successfully completed a high-end custom display project. The goal? Create an immersive showcase with fine craftsmanship. The core work focused on two main product types, precisely matching the client’s brand presentation needs.
For this project, all in-store tabletop prints and background sections used a wallpaper-texture adhesive vinyl with UV printing. The result? Fine, realistic texture. The logo was made of matte acrylic, precisely cut to shape. Colors and dimensions were checked repeatedly. Before shipping, every piece underwent a full inspection. No flaws allowed. We delivered on time. The client gave us high recognition.
GS · Insights
In advertising printing, three techniques stand out for enhancing product texture: reverse UV, matte UV, and matte embossing. They are popular choices in packaging and display production today. Let’s break down the core differences.
1.Reverse UV: A special reverse UV ink is applied to the film or substrate surface, aligned precisely. After UV lamp exposure, a localized matte reverse effect appears.
2.Matte UV: A UV varnish containing matte particles is coated onto the printed surface. It cures under UV light, forming an even, fine matte texture. The overall finish is non-reflective and resists fingerprints.
3.Matte Embossing: This is a physical process. A dedicated mold hot-presses the material surface, creating a three-dimensional matte texture. The effect looks natural and realistic. The tactile feel is rough and dimensional.
GS · Window Display Design Concept
This month, we bring you a themed concept window: “Dune Solitude – Whisper of the Wind.” The core idea? Capture the silent power of the desert and the flowing poetry of the wind. The main color palette includes shifting sand gold, terracotta red, and twilight purple. It’s ideal for immersive displays for luxury outdoor brands, handmade leather goods, desert resort hotels, and travel lifestyle brands.
At the center of the window, we build a set of layered, undulating weathered sandstone display platforms. On these platforms, products are arranged at staggered heights. A brand sign—made using laser-etched copper plate—sits among them. Also present: a hand-blown sand-colored glass hourglass, filled with real red desert sand. Flip it. Watch the fine sand trickle down slowly.
The floor is covered with a light beige coarse linen woven rug. Real sand and weathered shell fragments are randomly scattered on top. This enhances the feeling of walking into the desert. The entire space plays with contrasts: rough versus delicate, stillness versus flow. The vast poetry of the desert is condensed into a small window. Visitors feel as if they are pushing open a door to the dunes. As wind chimes softly ring and warm light envelops the scene, they experience the brand’s wilderness beauty and the craftsmanship shaped by time.
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