Mohawk Blog

This year Mohawk rolled out a new print advertising campaign called “Champions of Craft,” featuring a series of storytelling ad inserts created to recognize and support the work of aspiring and seasoned designers and makers.

Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes.  Shrimp Campechana.  Buttermilk Fried Chicken Salad. Mesquite-Grilled Gulf Red Snapper. Brazos Bottom Pecan Pie.

Founded in 1996 by Kevin Plank, a former University of Maryland football player, Under Armour is a global powerhouse in the world of performance apparel, footwear and equipment.

Have you heard of Memjet Technology? If not, you certainly will soon. Memjet is quickly becoming known as a game changer in the printing industry.

The 2015 Sunset Printing Calendar was created “to celebrate with customers and friends the many ways that Sunset makes print rock.”

In just about every job you produce, color fidelity is likely to be the number one factor in determining whether your customers deem the job acceptable.

This month typography and design fans globally have heralded the relaunch of The Recorder. Originally published in 1902 as a method to highlight the history of typography and products used within the industry,  The Recorder was primarily known as a trade magazine until the early 1970’s. Now, with a brilliant redesign and relaunch, it celebrates the relevancy of type in today’s culture.

David Sutherland excels at collaborating with leading designers to produce the finest luxury furniture, fabrics and accessories. The company is known for bringing a fresh point of view to furniture design while creating refined collections for casual contemporary living.

Here’s a stat that’s sure to make your customer’s ears perk up: Consumers’ spend 80% of their disposable income with businesses within 10 miles of their homes. Chances are good that, upon hearing this, your customers will be keen to start capitalizing on these opportunities. But how?