In the business of making earthquake retrofitting products, the client’s main conference room is aptly named “The Epicenter.” Our team had already designed, fabricated, and installed maps and lettering, along with seismic-wave graphics, at other locations.
However, for this facility, the client wanted something that would elevate the map design. We listened closely and put together the maps, along with 3D lettering consisting of two acrylic layers. Next, we mounted it over the printed graphic.
Look closely, and you notice quarter-inch-thick acrylic with a gray bottom layer and a blue upper layer. It creates a fully brand-centric display that draws everyone's attention as they enter the conference room. Concurrently, it imbues the brand display with a contemporary look and feel that expertly underscores the company’s relevance for decades to come.
Combining 3D Wall Logos, Lettering, and Graphics
You already know that we specialize in all types of corporate wall graphics, from huge warehouse wall wraps to smaller conference room graphics. Why are businesses now upgrading the look of their wall graphics with three-dimensional letters?
For starters, the 3D wall letter and graphics combination is an excellent interior branding package that can create an immersive experience for your customers and employees. Turn your walls into powerful brand-building and communication tools.
Additionally, the combination of 2D and 3D elements creates a stronger first impression. Because customers form an opinion of your business within the first few moments of entering your space, the added depth and texture of the display make your company much more memorable.
A Closer Look at Visual Depth and Dimension
Combining 2D wall maps in Los Angeles with 3D acrylic lettering creates the type of visual interest that grabs the attention. Remember also that the 3D nature of the letters allows for shadowing, which adds further depth. Some clients have had excellent success with mixed-media signage that combines acrylic and vinyl, and also incorporates metal or PVC.
How could this conference room setup improve your customers’ experience? Let’s talk about it. Call us today to discuss your next signage project!
