Macromedia's Indura debuts Masonry & Grass-cloth wallcoverings for retail interiors

Macromedia Digital Imaging has rolled out new Masonry and Grass-cloth textures under its Indura wallcoverings line, printed with 8-colour UV inks and backed by a 5-year warranty. The product is already installed at Starbucks in Phoenix Mall of Asia, with an experience centre planned at Indiranagar, Bengaluru.

— FiledSat, 27 Jun, 2026, 10:40 IST·First seen Sat, 27 Jun, 2026, 10:39 IST·Source Retail4Growth (HTML list)

What happened

Macromedia's Indura Wallcoverings has launched new Masonry and Grass-cloth textures for retail and hospitality interiors, already deployed at Starbucks in

Key facts

  • 8-colour UV inks
  • 5-year warranty

Why this matters

The Bengaluru experience centre and Starbucks reference site position Indura as a partnership-ready specification vendor for retail chains and hospitality groups scaling fitout programs.

What to watch

  • Second and third Starbucks or marquee QSR install announcements
  • Footfall and conversion data from Indiranagar experience centre at 90-day mark
  • Competitive launches from Asian Paints, Marshalls, or Excel in textured digital wallcoverings
  • Warranty claim incidents or peel/fade reports surfacing on contractor forums
  • GST or import duty changes on European wallcoverings that widen domestic price advantage
  • Macromedia accelerates experience-centre rollout to Mumbai/Delhi within 6 months to anchor A&D community specs
  • Bundled offers to retail fitout contractors (Vinyas, Sundek) tying Indura to turnkey scopes
  • Expand texture library (concrete, linen, cork) to pre-empt copycat launches from Asian Paints Beautiful Homes or Welspun Spaces
  • Sample programs aimed at top 20 retail brand design heads and hospitality chains (IHCL, Marriott India)