FESPA Award Winner 2020 Beth Travers discusses her passion for print and her Interior brand BOBO1325
In 2020 Beth Travers won the GOLD Fespa Printeriors Award, Debbie McKeegan speaks to Beth and discusses the importance of digital print in her work and how she utilises it creatively to push the boundaries of Interior product design.
As new technologies, applications and materials emerge, Beth has explored their application and experimented, adding new products to her brand BOBO1325. The recent addition to her studio of a small Epson dye sublimation machine ensures that her creativity thrives and that her designs are replicated accurately by her print partners.
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