Start with the setting.
A reception wall, a street-facing facade and an outdoor project sign each call for a different approach. Consider viewing distance, surrounding light, weather exposure and the character of the space before choosing the finish.
Let the material do the work.
Brushed metal offers a restrained, tactile appearance. Acrylic supports crisp shapes and a variety of lighting treatments. A finish should complement the identity and remain readable in its intended setting.
Look at the whole installation.
Letter depth, fixing details, lighting and the surface behind the sign all affect the result. Share photographs and measurements of the location early, so design and fabrication can be considered together.
