Ideas

These are the kinds of products you can dream up and have made.

All products that Probo makes on demand. The difference isn’t the product, it’s the audience you choose. Pick one and make it your own.

Carry tray

One format, a thousand brands: a printed tray for six bottles works for a brewery, a festival, a student society or a stag or hen do.

Three round wall panels with still-life prints hang above an armchair against a grey concrete-effect wall.

Wall circles

Round wall art in collections. Popular with photographers, illustrators and interiors brands looking to turn their work into products.

Decorative cushions

A branded pattern on fabric. Ideal merchandise for a studio, a café or a community that wants to sell something tangible.

Folded fleece blanket with a tropical floral print and white sherpa lining.

Sherpa fleece blanket

Soft blanket with a print on one side. Great as a gift for seasonal occasions, festivals or your own illustration range.

A transfer film with blue lettering is peeled off a black garment after pressing.

DTF-kleding

Print on textiles, one item at a time. Start a clothing line with one design and one shirt, with no stock to hold.

Stickers

Sticker sheets and individual stickers as small, affordable products that are easy to share. Perfect for testing a brand with your first audience.

Jars of instant coffee with colourful printed labels in cardboard packaging.

Stickers and labels

Labels turn an ordinary jar into a brand. Think coffee, sauces, candles or personal care products from small independent makers.

Induction hob protector

An everyday household product with room for art. A niche illustrators and photographers can tap straight into.

Transparent panel on a wooden base featuring a photo of a couple with a Spotify code underneath.

Spotify-plaat

A photo paired with a scannable song code makes a personal gift. Proof that a niche can be as small and personal as you like.

Fabric poster featuring a painting of a Highland cow hanging above a wooden sideboard.

Fabric posters

A fabric wall hanging with a mounting system. An understated, sophisticated way to sell artwork as a collection.

A man applies colourful velour wallpaper featuring a hummingbird to a wall at a trade show.

Seamless velour wallpaper

An entire interior surface as a product. A great opportunity for designers looking to work with hospitality venues, offices or pop-ups.

Round printed floor sticker with a blue floral pattern on a wooden floor.

Circular floor graphic

Floor graphics that catch the eye. Used at events, in shops and at trade shows to make a space instantly recognisable.

An acoustic wall panel featuring a waterfront cityscape hangs above a desk with a monitor.

Acoustic Pro panels

Art that absorbs sound too. A smart combination for offices, studios and hospitality venues looking to improve both atmosphere and acoustics.

Freestanding fabric frame with the pink fabric partially pulled out of the frame.

Fabric frames

A frame with interchangeable fabric graphics. One structure, a fresh look for every campaign. Ideal for repeat customers.

Illuminated LED frame displaying a library advert next to an escalator in a shopping centre.

LED frames

Illuminated visuals for busy places. Think shopping centres, cinemas and public spaces with regularly changing campaigns.

Four blue beach flags in increasing sizes next to a silhouette of a person.

Feather flags

Stand out outdoors, in four sizes. Popular with events, sports clubs and businesses with a stall or showroom.

A printed banner with the text BOUWURK stretched across a crowd control barrier in the street.

Crowd barrier banner

Turn a construction fence or crowd barrier into advertising space. Councils, festivals and construction projects constantly need fresh graphics.

Beanbag

Furniture that puts your brand centre stage. Ideal for hospitality venues, festivals and offices that want their seating to set the mood.