The process kicks off with a meeting between the designer and the client or team. This meeting serves as a platform to understand the client's preferences, goals, and vision for the space. Discussions revolve around themes, styles, color schemes, and the desired mood to be achieved.

Based on insights gathered from the initial meeting, the designer proceeds to develop one or multiple concepts for the prints. This stage may involve creating sketches, mood boards, or digital mock-ups to visualize the proposed designs. Collaborative brainstorming ensures alignment between the client's expectations and the designer's vision.

With a finalized concept in hand, the designer begins the actual creation of the designs. Utilizing graphic design software or traditional mediums, they experiment with various elements such as typography, illustrations, photographs, or abstract patterns to bring the concept to life. Regular feedback loops ensure that the designs evolve in line with client preferences.

The initial designs are presented to the client or team for review. Feedback is collected and incorporated into the designs through iterative revisions. This cyclical process continues until the designs resonate with the client's expectations and align with the overall theme of the space.

Once the designs are approved, they are prepared for production. The appropriate printing method is determined based on factors such as budget, quantity, and desired quality. High-quality materials are selected to ensure durability and visual appeal.