Choose the right visual weight
A small reception wall may call for a restrained logo, while a broad lobby wall can support larger dimensional letters or a panel with supporting information. Consider what visitors see from the door and what appears behind the reception desk. The material, thickness and finish should work with the wall, furniture and lighting. A photograph taken from the normal visitor approach is often more useful than a close-up of the empty wall.
Compare individual letters with a panel
Individual letters create depth and let the wall remain part of the design. A panel can group several elements into a single composition and may suit an installation where the wall itself is visually busy. Acrylic, metal and layered constructions create different effects. We can also coordinate a directory or suite information while keeping navigational content distinct from the primary logo.
Think about mounting before the final artwork
Wall material, available backing, wiring and future removal all influence the attachment method. Standoffs project a panel from the wall; direct mounting creates a closer fit. Tell us whether the space is occupied, recently painted or subject to landlord restrictions. Final dimensions and mounting details should be resolved before fabrication so the installed result follows the approved layout.
Build an accurate quote brief
Send your vector logo, brand colors, wall width, ceiling height and photos showing outlets, fixtures and furniture. Specify the preferred finish and any opening date. Cost varies with overall size, number of parts, material thickness, special finishes and installation access. If you are comparing alternatives, ask for clearly defined options so differences in mounting and materials are visible alongside the price.
MATERIALS & APPROACHES
Find the right fit.
Where it can work
- Office reception
- Medical practice entrances
- Corporate lobbies
- Shared workplace arrival points
A few useful answers.
Can you use our existing logo?+
Yes. A vector file is the best starting point. Fine details may need review for the proposed material and finished size.
What if the wall is textured?+
Send close-up and wide photographs. The surface affects attachment, spacing and whether a panel is a better option than individual letters.
Can the sign be moved later?+
Some constructions are easier to relocate than others. Tell us about a future move before selecting the attachment method; wall repairs may still be needed.
