Believe us, we have seen a lot of such, so we believe that almost all book publishers do the same. It’s certainly not because the printing ink smells particularly good. But the book, the book itself really smells good!

Books are generally offset printed in colour or black and white, the best looking are made with an Italian binding (hard cover), with a flat or rounded back. Especially charming are those with multi-coloured jacket, with a lining of 2-milimeter cardboard and a laminated cover; all that rounds up the nice image of the book.

We are not afraid to the take over the making of less rich books in the sense of production with soft covers (paperback), but the beauty of them, as well as those with a hard cover, is hidden inside.

And whoever is proud of the content, is very keen to create a true image of the content.

All other printed material likes to praise with both hard or paperback binding, where we try to emphasize their value by the execution and increase the durability and their value.

Generally a paperback binding is cheaper, it is essential that we can easily produce small circulations with a low number of copies, thus the price is better with a paperback binding.