Shopfront signs, window graphics and in-store branding for shops

The sign above the door

People decide in a few seconds whether to stop at a shop. The fascia sign is usually the first thing they see. Woodstock Laundry has illuminated gold perspex letters on a matt black fascia. The letters are simple, easy to read from the pavement and lit at night. Queen of Steel chose gold script lettering with a moth on the glass below. This style suits a piercing and tattoo shop. The Wildfire shopfront is also gold on black. Its Body Piercing sign has raised lettering above a shopfront in a mall.

Our shopfront signs page explains the options. The illuminated signs page covers lit letters and light boxes.

Windows and glass

A shop window can show more than your logo. It can show your opening hours, your phone number and what you sell. A frosted band can hide a storeroom and still let light in. The salon shopfront in our house and salon signs has window graphics and a fascia sign in the same style, so the whole front matches. See stickers, decals and vinyl and window film and frosting.

Bigger sites and wayfinding

A business on its own site needs signs on the boundary, at the entrance and inside. At Piket Implemente in Piketberg there are red 3D Piket letters on stone walls. There are also Hoof Ingang / Main Entrance wayfinding signs in both languages, a round P logo with est. 1933 and a navy sign panel on dark metal cladding. Inside, the same letters are on a reclaimed timber reception wall, next to a heritage timeline of black and white photographs. Read more about 3D letters and reception signs.

Inside the store

Inside the shop, wall graphics can show your brand and what you sell. The Fresh Stop store at Airport City has a road-trip wall graphic of a green camper van on an open road, with Airport City lettering around it. We print wall graphics and decals to fit your walls. A job can be one feature wall behind the till or a whole store. Send us photos and measurements, or ask for a quote.