A CLEARER JOURNEY

Wayfinding, door signs & directories

Help people feel at ease in your space with a coordinated family of directional, room and directory signs.

A great fit for: Offices, hotels, clinics and shared buildings

Wayfinding, door signs & directories

Illustrative design concept - your sign is made around your artwork.

Made around your business

Good wayfinding connects the entrance, directory, corridor and final destination through a consistent family of signs. A clear hierarchy, readable wording and appropriate positioning matter as much as the visual design. Start with door plaques for a small office or build a coordinated directory and directional scheme for a larger building.

01

One clear visual language

Coordinate typography, colours, arrows and room naming so each sign belongs to the same system.

02

From doors to directories

Combine room identification, directional signs, floor markers and occupier directories around the visitor journey.

03

Space for change

Where room names or occupiers change, discuss replaceable inserts or modular panels early in the brief.

The practical details

These are options to explore. Your quotation will confirm the materials, size, lighting, artwork and delivery or fitting arrangements for your project.

  • Room and door identification
  • Directional signs and directories
  • Brand-led sign families

At a glance

ProductsDoor plaques, room signs, directories and directional panels
FormatsWall-mounted, projecting and freestanding options
ArtworkNames, arrows, floor numbers and relevant brand elements
PlanningFloor plans, destination lists and accessibility requirements
OrderingIndividual signs or a coordinated project quotation

Before you enquire - a few good questions

Can you make just a few door plaques?

Yes. Send the wording, quantities, dimensions and fixing surface. If you need to match an existing system, include a close-up photo and material details.

What do you need for a whole building?

A floor plan, destination list, room names, entrances and intended visitor routes are useful. Include accessibility requirements and any existing signage standards for the building.

Will the signs meet our accessibility requirements?

Share the requirements for your building at the briefing stage. Typography, contrast, tactile content and positioning need to be assessed within the complete signage specification; a standard design should not be assumed to meet every requirement.

Tell us what you have in mind.

Interested in wayfinding, door signs & directories? Share your artwork, approximate measurements and location so the project can be assessed.

  • Your logo or the wording you want
  • A photo and approximate dimensions
  • Your location and ideal timeframe
  • Any fitting or artwork requirements

Start your project