The Child Orthopedic Centre in Stockholm has decorated their rooms with these adorable acoustic panels! They help calming the young patients as the sound absorbing effect makes the sharp noises from the doctors’ equipment less frightening. At the same time, the environment for the personnel gets more pleasant. There are various ways to improve the […]
Big Image is proud to have delivered 63 sqm of light blocking fabric (Stoplight) for this beautiful showcase of Monlux at the Formex Fair! Monlux is a company owned by entrepreneur Per Holknekt and CEO Mathias Mörlin and their offer is premium mirrors. Micke at G9 made an exquisite job building the showcase and Per […]
At the Maritime Museum of Stockholm there is now a playroom with a theme of an underwater world. Big Image was chosen to help creating the beautiful ceiling. 60 sqm of printed fabric was fixed to an aluminium frame, made at Big Image in Täby, Sweden, by our aluminium constructors. The frame was then mounted […]
See more pictures below! Figuring out what to do for someone who turns 50 years old, but doesn’t want any birthday gifts, can be hard. If you work at Big Image on the other hand, it is easy to get inspired and come up with creative ideas. The person celebrating his 50th birthday was photographed […]
When Kulturhuset, the Cultural Centre of Stockholm, closed for renovation for 1,5 years to come, Big Image helped to create a big message that is seen from the façade of the building. Responsible for the project is Blomquist agency, known for their creative and inspiring campaigns. The lightbox experience consists of more than 150 sqm […]
Recently the Swedish building company “Åke Sundvall” moved to their new head office. At that time they came in contact with Big Image because they wanted to print large images they would use as pictures in their conference rooms. Instead of just printing images we suggested that they would combine it with acoustics, so at […]
On March 10, the doors opened for the exhibition, Josef Frank – Against Design, at ArkDes. The exhibition was first produced for MAK in Vienna in 2015. In Austria, Josef Frank is known primarily as an architect, which is a side of him that is relatively unknown in Sweden, and ArkDes saw this as an […]