Book Globe breaks through

It was Marloes Lubberding of graphics designers Paraaf tekst en ontwerp (Paraaf, text and design) who came up with the idea of using Boekbol (book globe) for a campaign for one of her clients.
This client, a packaging manufacturer, uses this unique product to draw attention to an internal campaign.
350 Dutch and 25 French book globes were produced by the company of the same name, located in Katwijk.
The book globe was invented two years ago by Marco den Engelsman who owns the industrial copyright. A book in a spherical shape on a small pedestal. After a year the inventor was able to mass produce this unique book, which was no mean feat.

After a few smaller editions the Paraaf order was the first big production. Boekbol decided to print in offset with a glossy laminate finish. The pedestal was done in solid ash in a broad shape to guarantee stability.
The Boekbol offers infinite fun and has 32 round pages (spreads) shaped into a book. For anyone who wants something special for themselves or their customers this is a fantastic promotional object.

If you are interested in hearing more about Boekbol, please mail us at info@boekbol.com or call Beate den Engelsman on +31 6 34122543