Located at 2301 West Pico Boulevard, the
Metro Mart is a community bodega. It offers a broad assortment of fresh and packaged foods. To attract more customers and become more visible on a busy street, the client asked Superior Signs and Graphics to put together
vibrant window wraps and graphics in Los Angeles, CA.
Taking Advantage of Glass Surfaces to Advertise to Busy Traffic
The faster traffic passes by your location, the larger the lettering needs to be to get the attention of drivers. Moreover, the speed of the traffic makes it difficult to see subtle color plays. Because our client understood these limitations, they requested a bold, vibrant display that is ideally suited for appealing to motorists and pedestrians.
The business has 13 large windows with a glass door. Taking advantage of these surfaces made the most sense. We designed three primary color plays that highlight a message over several panels.
- Always fresh produce. These panels are red and feature white lettering. They have yellow and green stylized images that point to the product selection.
- Welcoming space for the community. The following five panels are a contrasting green tone that nevertheless also features white lettering. It shows orange fruits as a contrasting color.
- The Community Bodega. The front door and its neighboring window panes feature an orange color with green and red fruits. Its lettering is white and black. The intricacy of the look, the contact information, and the social media handles make it clear that this is the entrance.
Our technicians designed the wrap using high-resolution photos in the design. We then printed these images at 600 dpi, laminated them with a semi-gloss finish, and installed them. The finished product is a vibrant message to passersby and motorists, which is impossible to overlook or ignore.
Featuring Window Wraps to Advertise
Some companies have plenty of windows but do not need them to highlight their products. In the case of the Metro Mart, it is clear what the shop carries. Therefore, it was unnecessary to place displays in the windows. Other companies have changed their interiors so that the windows are no longer usable. As a result, it makes sense to close the view inside.
Full wraps cover up the entire window pane. When you are ready to go big, this is how to do it. Some clients have successfully applied partial window wraps, which leave the top half clear for people to see out or in. The bottom half displays advertisements and brand messages. You frequently see these graphics in shopping centers.
If you like the idea of seeing out, consider the use of perforated vinyl. It has the same effect on the exterior, allowing some sunlight to come through. Similarly, those on the interior see out, which can be a great way to make your customers comfortable.
When you are thinking of buying window wraps and graphics in Los Angeles, CA, discuss your ideas with Superior Signs and Graphics. We work with images you have, suggest pictures if you still need help, and provide you with money-saving options suitable for your budget. Call us today to request a quote!
