Bur Dubai is one of the oldest parts of the city, still dense with textile souks, budget retail and residential streets running close together. A lot of the signage we do here needs to work in Arabic and English, clearly, at matching size.
Space is often tight too — narrow frontages, low overhangs, shared building facades — so we're usually working around physical constraints as much as design ones.
Bilingual signage that actually reads well
Getting Arabic and English to sit together properly, at matching legibility, takes more care than it looks like from the outside. We treat it as part of the design brief, not an afterthought.
Working with tight or shared frontages
Narrow units and shared facades often call for creative fixing solutions rather than a standard off-the-shelf mount — we scope this out on a site visit before quoting.
Why work with Dubai Shop Signs?
- Experience producing clear bilingual (Arabic/English) signage
- Practical solutions for narrow or shared shopfronts
- In-house design, production and installation
- 500+ clients served across Dubai's older trading districts
Request a quotation
Share your site location, sizing and artwork with us, and we'll put together a quotation with a realistic timeline.