Door and office signs
The last sign in the chain — a room number, an office name, a department label. There are more…
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Internal signage
Inside, a decision is made every few steps. We build a sign system that takes a visitor from the entrance to their destination without hesitation, and covers every room — from the conference hall to the plant room.
Internal signage starts from the route, not from the sign. We walk the building the way a first-time visitor will, mark every point where a direction is chosen, and only then decide what has to be written there. Where there is no decision, there is no sign — surplus signage slows people down as much as missing signage does.
The system is delivered in two layers. The front of house receives signage matched to the interior and to brand standards; the service areas receive rational signage that gives staff exact information without ornament. Both layers share the same grid, typeface and numbering logic, so they are maintained as one system.
What this covers
Directional signs
Suspended, wall-mounted and free-standing signs at decision points.
Floor and lift signage
Position confirmation on leaving the lift and on staircases.
Reception and front desks
Lettering behind the desk, counter and queueing signage.
Room and apartment numbers
Numbering with direction indicators, from acrylic to brass.
Amenity signage (FOH)
Restaurants, bars, conference halls, classrooms, fitness and spa, pools, saunas, steam rooms, treatment and massage rooms, solariums.
Plant room signage (BOH)
Service corridors, stores, mechanical and electrical rooms, staff entrances.
Pictograms and accessibility signage
Toilets, baby changing facilities, accessibility markings.
Building maps
Overview maps with you-are-here marking, for shopping centres and larger complexes.
Delivered work
Photographs from buildings where this service was delivered.
Frequently asked questions
FOH is the part of the building used by guests and visitors; BOH is the service area used by staff. Both receive signage from the same system, at different levels of finish.
Yes. Where a building operates under a chain standard, signage is produced to that brand manual and we handle approval before production.
It can. Once a graphic standards manual exists, every new sign is produced by the same rule and fits the installed system.
What we make for this
Directories and tenant boards
The board in the lobby that answers one question: which floor is the thing I am looking for…
Floor markings and directional signs
A sign that is not read but followed. When a corridor offers no landmark, a direction on the…
Safety and HSE signs
Signage that is not a matter of taste. Shape, colour and pictogram are prescribed; the only…
Braille and accessible signs
Signage that works when it cannot be seen. Tactile lettering and Braille at a height the hand…
Engraved plates
A company plate, an entrance sign, a marking meant to last without maintenance. Engraving does…
Car park and garage marking
The garage is the first and last impression of a building. If a level is not memorable, a…
Where we deliver this
Shopping centres
A shopper who cannot find a unit does not come back to try again. In a shopping centre…
Hotels
A guest arrives tired and carrying luggage. Between reception and the room there must be no…
Office buildings
An office building receives first-time visitors and staff who spend years there. The system…
Residential developments
In a multi-block development a visitor is looking for a specific entrance, not a building…
Healthcare facilities
Here it is not a shopper finding their way but a patient, often under stress and against an…
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