Fashion and luxury
Luxury inflatable lamp in LED, PVC and marble
Digital Inflatables' 2026 tests for a luxury inflatable light: four white translucent cushions stacked on a round base, with LED, PVC and marble.
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Every project and guide by Digital Inflatables, newest first: year of the project, topic and reading time.
Fashion and luxury
Digital Inflatables' 2026 tests for a luxury inflatable light: four white translucent cushions stacked on a round base, with LED, PVC and marble.
Brands and retail
Digital Inflatables designed and built an 8 m giant inflatable baby for the diaper brand Molfix, mounted on a building facade in Algiers.
Festivals and concerts
Digital Inflatables made a 6 m tall chrome inflatable hand, a giant stage sculpture for the show of the Franco-Swiss DJ Mosimann, born in Geneva.
Brands and retail
Rotating, illuminated inflatable advertising column shaped like a Pepsi Zero Sugar can, 100% custom from 5 pieces, presented by Digital Inflatables in 2026.
Campaigns and bids
A series of 3.5 m tall inflatable structures in the colours and with the logo of the Bouches-du-Rhône department, made in 2026 by Digital Inflatables.
Festivals and concerts
Inflatable stage backdrop with built-in LED lighting run over DMX, made in 3 weeks by Digital Inflatables for Guy2Bezbar’s Jeunesse Dorée tour.
Campaigns and bids
Small red and white spotted inflatable mushroom made by Digital Inflatables for the roof of the Magic Bus, an information tour around Switzerland in 2026.
Festivals and concerts
Digital Inflatables built a 7 m tall inflatable entrance for the Marseille rapper TK: a black stylised face with gold features above a walk-through arch.
Glossary of custom inflatable structures: constant air, sealed air, PVC, denier, dye sublimation, M1, B1, AEAI RF1, EN 13501-1, ballast, all explained.
How custom inflatables are made: brief, 3D model, digital patterns, dye-sublimation printing, laser cutting, sewing or welding, air tests and installation.
Using inflatables indoors at a trade fair, museum or shop: ceiling height, rigging points, blower noise, emergency exits and night installs. What to check.
Inflatables and wind: the usual limit is 24 mph (38 km/h), force 5 on the Beaufort scale, lower for helium. Stakes or ballast, and who decides to shut down.
Inflatable projection spheres: diameter, front or internal projection, LED lighting, rigging, air or helium, with moons and spheres made by Digital Inflatables.
Fire rating for indoor inflatables: NFPA 701 in the United States, M1 in France, B1 in Germany, RF2 in Switzerland, EN 13501-1. Which class, what proof.
Inflatable fabrics and printing: 300D to 600D polyester, PVC, TPU, ripstop, mirror finishes, sublimation, UV printing, Velcro. How to choose the right ones.
How long do inflatables last? Generally 3 to 10 years. How to clean them with neutral soap, dry them fully before folding, store them, inspect and repair them.
How to brief a custom inflatable: vector logo, images of at least 150 dpi, Pantone references, venue measurements and 3D approval. The checklist to send.
Permits for giant inflatables on public ground: the municipality, POCAMA at least 3 months ahead, Geneva at least 30 days ahead, captive balloons, 230 V.
Shows and media
Digital Inflatables made a 7 m giant inflatable mummy for the musical “Jules César” at the Théâtre Barnabé in Servion, Switzerland.
Brands and retail
For the agency urban act, Digital Inflatables made 3 giant inflatable Dr Pepper cans, each 3.5 m tall, as the eye-catcher of a product sampling operation.
Constant-air, sealed or helium inflatables: power, staying inflated, energy use, noise, power cuts and captive balloon rules, with Digital Inflatables projects.
Commissioning an inflatable sculpture: steps and prototype, copyright and credit, storage between exhibitions, public safety, lead time and budget, explained.
Inflatable stage sets for festivals: 55 m stage sets, a backlit moon with an M1 fire rating, a stand that fits in a suitcase. Sizes, set-up and touring.
Real prices from Digital Inflatables: 2 m balloon for $300, 3.5 m nose for 4’500 CHF, ice hockey tunnel 8’000 to 15’000 CHF, 55 m set 150’000 – 200’000 CHF.