Digitally printed plywood gives designers and architects a cost-effective product, which can be customized to tailor the needs of a project. Available from North American Plywood, digitally stained plywood can be made to look like expensive hardwood species, solid colors, patterns, artwork or photography. The direct to substrate process eliminates the cost of labor for the setup of films and papers and is ideal for any application where flat panels are utilized, the company says. Uses include ceiling and wall paneling, event flooring, contract furniture, flat pack furniture, children's environments, casegoods and more.