MUSKEGO, WIS. – Inpro has launched the “Artwork makes the heart work™” campaign; a combination of imagery and patterns that create a connection between interior design and the user experience. Visually stimulating and psychologically impactful, these products go beyond just protecting buildings. They heighten awareness about the critical impact art – specifically printed architectural products – makes to the healing and well-being journeys of building occupants all over the world. The campaign features non-profit partnerships, research collateral, visual inspiration pieces and video testimonials.
This campaign is designed to provoke conversation around biophilia, experiential design and how designers can use these design principles within their building protection specifications. One of Inpro’s premier proprietary products, Aspex® Printed Wall Protection, allows for specifiers to incorporate murals into their buildings by using the company’s printed panels. Designers are easily able to specify artwork to be expressed on interior building protection products using Inpro’s wall protection, signs, elevator interiors, window shades and other textiles.
Melissa Spittel, Vice President of Marketing, says: “Only three years ago, billions of people all over the world were confined indoors due to the global pandemic. Now more than ever, designers are considering how the interiors of our commercial spaces can affect our physical and mental well-being. At Inpro, we’re helping building professionals achieve the mission of creating better experiences within their spaces through incorporating art into the pieces that protect buildings – making a true difference inside.”
For more information, visit www.inpro.com/imaging-products.
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About Inpro Since 1979, Inpro has been manufacturing products with an obsessive commitment to protecting the appearance of buildings and the health and safety of the people who use them. Based in Muskego, Wisconsin, Inpro is the premier global manufacturer of door and wall protection, washroom systems, expansion joint systems, elevator interiors, privacy systems, commercial window treatments and architectural signage.