Arrival
Entrance, façade and projecting signs make the venue easy to find.
Hospitality & restaurants
Hospitality signage has to be legible without flattening the atmosphere. Light colour, finish, scale and mounting are selected to work with the interior or façade rather than appearing as a separate advertising object.
Discuss your project
AI generatedEntrance, façade and projecting signs make the venue easy to find.
Warm light, material and controlled brightness support the intended mood.
Room, floor and facility identification remains clear and visually consistent.
Planning your signage
A restaurant entrance and an interior bar sign have different jobs. The entrance helps visitors find the venue, while the interior sign becomes part of the room. We look at wall materials, nearby lighting and seating positions to choose a readable size and a light effect that suits the space.
Custom neon can carry a name, logo or short statement. Front-lit letters provide a luminous face, while back-lit letters place a halo on the wall behind them. For a hotel or larger venue, the same brief can include reception branding and directional signs. Share the complete scope early so finishes and fixing details work together.
Yes. Colour temperature and brightness are specified around the materials and ambient lighting.
Yes. Projects can include external identification, reception branding, room signs, wayfinding, neon and digital elements.
Dimming can be included with a compatible power supply and controller. Tell us how the lighting changes during service so the control can be specified with the sign.
The artwork may be reusable, but the sign construction must be specified for its actual exposure. Tell us whether the position is indoors, temporarily outdoors or permanently outdoors.
Start with the context