Vista Curved Office Door Sign System.
Design a door sign with a
personal touch! You choose the material, size, colour, text, image, and
fix method. Get inspiration from our sign examples below, and design
away!
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Once inside your office, you need to impress visitors by restating your company's presence in a more polished manner.
Lobby Office wall signage. These are large versions of your company's name, logo and tagline (if any) made out of metal (i.e. polished, cut or cast), formed plastic or acrylic, or even foam, and mounted on your receiving area's most prominent wall (usually where your receptionist's desk is).
For the best effect, use raised mounts (spacers between the mounting surface and the actual signage). For drama, have ceiling spotlights trained on the signage or attached behind the signage itself.
Office nameplates. These are signs for doors or areas designated for particular departments and officers.
Though simpler, these signs should still bear the same style and personality as your official logo. Use the same font and colours as with the lobby wall signage to mark important areas such as "Product Development", "Sales & Marketing", "Accounting", "President's Office", and even "Cafeteria" and "Toilets". Instead of using cheap static cling or decal signs over each department's glass doors, do your best to budget for the same material you used for the lobby's wall signage-it does make your company look more credible to both clients and employees!
Lobby Office wall signage. These are large versions of your company's name, logo and tagline (if any) made out of metal (i.e. polished, cut or cast), formed plastic or acrylic, or even foam, and mounted on your receiving area's most prominent wall (usually where your receptionist's desk is).
For the best effect, use raised mounts (spacers between the mounting surface and the actual signage). For drama, have ceiling spotlights trained on the signage or attached behind the signage itself.
Office nameplates. These are signs for doors or areas designated for particular departments and officers.
Though simpler, these signs should still bear the same style and personality as your official logo. Use the same font and colours as with the lobby wall signage to mark important areas such as "Product Development", "Sales & Marketing", "Accounting", "President's Office", and even "Cafeteria" and "Toilets". Instead of using cheap static cling or decal signs over each department's glass doors, do your best to budget for the same material you used for the lobby's wall signage-it does make your company look more credible to both clients and employees!
