Sign & Digital UK 2026 The Architectural Learning Space


A new feature area joining Sign & Digital UK 2026 is The Architectural Learning Space. This exciting educational opportunity makes up part of The Sign Makers’ Village and is hosted by Chris Edwards, director of CVI Group and Tiffany Parkin, architectural manager at SPACE Architectural Interiors.


A kitchen Chris Edwards has wrapped in interior film


Chris and Tiffany will collaborate to deliver four sessions a day aimed at informing attendees about the rising trend of interior film. Chris will be providing practical demonstrations, while Tiffany will be covering technical product details.


Chris


Edwards, director, CVI Group


Discover the power of interior film


Tiffany Parkin, architectural manager, SPACE


Architectural Interiors


www.signupdate.co.uk


Some kitchen cabinets wrapped by Chris Edwards


Interior film is a fast, cost-effective way to transform spaces without the mess or downtime of traditional renovation. From walls, doors, and lifts to counters and furniture, interior film delivers premium finishes with impressive durability. Sign makers should attend to see how easily interior film can refresh commercial and residential interiors – live application, real textures, and expert insights included. Demonstrations will run at 11am, 12pm, 1pm and 2pm for 30 minutes each day of Sign & Digital UK, with time allowed afterwards for visitors to try their hand at interior wrapping.


• The Architectural Learning Space can be found in The Sign Makers’ Village


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