Italian cruise projects are renowned for refined interiors and strong design language—extensive wood finishes, artistic lighting and soft furnishings create a unique atmosphere. This brings a practical challenge: traditional metal luminous plates are bulky with visible frames and can easily clash with the interior style. Owners and designers alike want luminous signage that is both compliant and visually harmonious.
Printable photoluminescent IMO stickers open up more possibilities. Design teams can choose glow colors such as green, blue, blue-green, yellow and pink, and use digital printing or screen printing on 0.62 / 1.24 m × 45.7 m luminous rolls to combine IMO standard symbols with brand elements and decorative borders. After printing, the luminous film is applied to the back of specially slotted acrylic or decorative panels so that by day, passengers see a seamless decorative surface, and when lights are off, clear luminous symbols appear.
For corridor floors and stair edges, narrow luminous tapes are used. Their color and width can be selected to match floor materials, making them as unobtrusive as possible under normal lighting while still providing clear guidance in emergencies. All luminous layers use PVC as the base film with pressure-sensitive acrylic adhesive, meeting IMO requirements for brightness, decay time and corrosion resistance.
This approach allows cruise operators to build a luminous escape signage system covering cabins, theaters, restaurants and public corridors without sacrificing interior design quality. In port inspections, drills and marketing communications, it clearly demonstrates a differentiated positioning that values both safety and aesthetics.