A reception sign is often the first physical thing a client, investor or new hire sees of a company, which is why it tends to get disproportionate attention compared with the square footage it actually occupies. Get the logo cut, the lighting and the wall finish right, and it does a lot of quiet reputational work.
Past reception, office signage becomes more about function — meeting room names, desk zoning, floor directories — especially in multi-tenant towers where building management has its own rules about what's allowed on shared floors.
What a corporate fit-out typically needs
- Reception and lobby branding matched precisely to brand guidelines
- Meeting room, desk-zone and directional signage
- Building identification signage for multi-tenant towers
- Glass manifestation and privacy film for meeting rooms
Working around a live office
Fit-outs happen after hours or over a weekend wherever possible, so staff come in Monday to finished signage rather than a work site.
Get in touch with your site details, dimensions and logo file, and we'll confirm the best way forward.