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Transparency, colour and depth.

Acrylic can almost disappear against a wall or make a brand stand out in colour. Transparency, thickness and background work together to define the result.

Black and green MIZU signage on a clear acrylic panel with standoff fixings
IN YOUR SPACE

Where it fits.

  • Reception signs and panels on standoffs
  • Dimensional lettering and brand symbols
  • Displays and shaped objects
Discuss the material for your project

Three choices that shape the result.

01

Clear, translucent or opaque

Clear material leaves the wall visible. Translucent and opaque finishes create a different presence and should be viewed in the room’s light.

02

Thickness and layers

Thickness changes the letter edge, shadow and perceived depth. Layered work also requires attention to the junction between colours and materials.

03

Fixing and background

Choose flush or offset mounting to suit the design. With a clear panel, fixing positions and what remains visible behind it matter too.

Close-up of layered lettering with translucent depth, gold faces and a black base
Layered lettering with translucent depth, gold faces and a dark base. The finish combination highlights the thickness.
BEYOND THE PHOTOGRAPH

A finish for everyday use.

Use a soft cloth and an acrylic-compatible cleaner. Consider frequent contact and the risk of scratches when selecting the location.

Before approval, review the sample, dimensions and fixing method together. The photograph illustrates the direction; the agreed specification defines your project.

A few more details.

All projects
LuckyFish Games reception with brand signage on a grey wall

An identity with depth

LuckyFish Games · Reception signage

An angled view of the depth and shadows of Imagine Group lettering

One colour. A clear identity

Imagine Group · Dimensional lettering

A good idea starts with a conversation.LET’S MAKE YOUR MARK

What should your
space say about you?

Tell us about your space, your business and the direction you imagine.
We’ll start with the details.

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