End-to-end design and print production
With the artworking team operating under the same roof as our printers, Park|Graphius provides an end-to-end service from our facility in East London.
Whether for books, brochures or magazines, our experts will help you find the perfect materials, dimensions, bindings and more for your production. Our team can then tailor the layout for a coherent and striking on-page design.
Our in-house artworkers and typesetters will work with your print designers to ensure your artwork translates into print. Park|Graphius is also a specialist print artworker and typesetter in two product types: auction catalogues, and corporate annual reports.
Print design, including sustainable print
Bring us your brief, your imagery and your vision, and we’ll recommend the best papers, processes and finishes for the purpose. We’ll also advise on the many different ways to reduce carbon emissions and optimise use of your budget.
Design & artworking for auction catalogues
Park|Graphius excels in the design of bespoke templates that enable the reader journeys characteristic of auction catalogues. Design and print under one roof with Park|Graphius. Discover our auction catalogue printing service here.
Financial typesetting
As one of the UK’s leading corporate printers, Park’s decades of experience and attention to detail ensures the best results for these highly technical documents.
Click here to find out more about our specialism in financial typesetting.
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Print artworking explained – and whether you can DIY it
Print artworking is the process that bridges creative intent and physical manufacture. It ensures that imagery, colour, dimensions and layout translate accurately from screen to press. While design defines how something should look, artworking prepares it so it can be produced with precision. Nearly all print should probably be artworked, but for productions such as …
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7 Print Trends for 2026
The print industry trends 2026 will be oriented around brands responding to new possibilities, but also new pressures. Brands and publishers are looking for smarter means of production, and balancing tighter budgets, whilst adapting to shifting audience behaviours and creating work that feels premium, personal and worth holding onto. The trends are as follows: Growth …
Recycled paper: a print designer’s guide
Recycled paper is an exciting world of creative possibilities, but many people are surprised to discover that recycled paper isn’t necessarily needed for a sustainable production. Recycled materials certainly bring environmental benefits. They typically require less water to produce, and have a smaller carbon footprint than virgin fibre (although this depends on the individual paper. …
Multi-award winning printers
Park’s quality, creativity and environmental standards are recognised every year by multiple prestigious industry awards.
See a full list of our awards here.
