INTERIOR GLAZING

Originally, the specification called for a cut-and-mask vinyl. However, we suggested printing the pattern instead, which not only reduced the overall cost but also provided a more durable, one-piece material. Therefore, our optically clear polyester became the clear choice for custom-printed interior glass. The media is virtually colorless, so it appears as though we printed directly onto the glass surface.

ELEVATOR DOOR WRAP

As specified by Spaces, we wrapped the elevator doors with a matte black material to cover the metal gray finish of the original doors. Then, we completed the look with a matte white decal, resulting in a sleek, modern finish.

MAGNETIC READY DRY ERASE

We installed the dry erase surfaces in their separate meeting rooms. Afterward, the contractor installed the wood trim to complete the look.

3-DIMENSIONAL SIGNAGE

We installed two logos at separate locations. As shown in the photo above, the logo is 1/2” thick and pin-raised off the wall by 1/2”. Additionally, the solid hexagons, also 1/2” thick, were installed flush to the wall for a clean, precise finish.

WALL GRAPHICS

We presented the wall graphic concept to the client. It includes a 1/2” thick black painted acrylic flush-mounted to the wall, with the 1/2” thick logo painted black and pin-raised 1/2” off the wall, adding more depth.