Dimense Surface brings leading international designers together for London Design Festival debut

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London Design Festival 2026 marks the debut of Dimense Surface, a new premium interior wallcovering brand from Roland DG that combines striking visual design with tactile, dimensional surfaces. Launching with an exclusive collection developed alongside four international design studios, the brand aims to transform walls into immersive design experiences that engage both sight and touch. 

Presented during London Design Festival and as part of Shoreditch Design Week, visitors will have the opportunity to experience the collection first hand through ‘A New Era for Texture Led Design’, a dedicated exhibition at the former SCP showroom in Shoreditch. Showcasing original works from collaborating studios in London, Tokyo and New York through immersive interior installations, the exhibition explores how texture, depth and dimension can shape atmosphere, enhance materiality and create richer sensory experiences. For architects, interior designers and design enthusiasts, the exhibition offers a rare opportunity to experience some of the world’s leading creative voices exploring texture as a defining element of contemporary wallpapers. 

The programme will also feature appearances from renowned design commentator, writer and broadcaster Michelle Ogundehin, former editor in chief of Elle Decoration UK and head judge on BBC’s Interior Design Masters with Alan Carr, alongside acclaimed interiors journalist, broadcaster and Livingetc executive editor Pip Rich. Together, they will bring additional insight and inspiration to the programme, giving visitors the opportunity to hear from two of the industry’s most respected voices on trends, ideas and creative thinking shaping the future of interior design.    

At the heart of the exhibition will be the Dimense Surface Collaboration Series, a collection of exclusive wallpapers created in partnership with four internationally renowned studios: Nice Projects (London), Keiji Ashizawa Design (Tokyo), LoveIsEnough (New York) and Jam (London). Each studio has developed bespoke designs that reflects their own distinctive approach to texture, materiality and spatial experience.

Powered by Roland DG’s innovative Dimense printing technology, the collection combines striking visual design with tactile embossed surfaces that can be seen and felt. By bringing texture, depth and dimension into the design process, Dimense Surface enables architects and interior designers to create richer, more engaging environments.

In addition to the Collaboration Series, the Dimense Surface line includes a broader collection of in-house designs suitable for residential, hospitality and commercial environments. 

‘Dimense Surface was created to explore what happens when texture becomes part of the design language itself,’ said Andrew Oransky, chief strategy officer at Roland DG. ‘By bringing together world class designers and Roland DG’s Dimense technology, we have been able to demonstrate how surface, pattern and materiality can transform the experience of a space.’

Alongside its creative credentials, Dimense Surface has been developed with a more sustainable approach to interior design in mind. Through on-demand digital manufacturing, it supports short production runs that help reduce excess inventory, overproduction and material waste associated with traditional wallpaper manufacturing.

The collection is now available to order from authorised Dimense print providers, through the Dimense Surface website.