Enigma™ directional sign

Yes. Our in-house design team supports signage and wayfinding consultancy, interpretation design, illustration, mapping, theme development, storyline creation and copywriting. We can work from your existing brief or help shape the project from an early stage.

For more information about our design services, please see the relevant service pages on our website. Link to Services page

To start a project, contact our team with as much information as you can about your site, objectives, preferred products and timescales. We can then discuss the best signage, wayfinding or interpretation options for your project and prepare a quotation.

If you would like more guidance, we can also arrange a consultation to review your site, understand visitor needs and recommend suitable products, materials and services. Once you approve the quotation, we move the project into design, production and, if required, installation.

You can explore our products on the website, where individual product pages provide useful information about styles, features and technical details. We do not rely on a single printed catalogue, because many of our products are configurable and are often specified to suit each project.

If you need help comparing options, our team can recommend suitable products based on your site, audience, budget and design requirements.

Yes. We offer a professional installation service for signage, wayfinding and interpretation projects. This can include site surveys, installation planning and on-site installation work, depending on the needs of your project.

Our installation service is designed to give you a reliable end-to-end option if you would prefer not to manage installation separately.

Yes. We can support projects from the planning stage as well as the sign manufacture stage. This can include developing a wayfinding strategy, considering routes and decision points, and recommending the most suitable sign types and information points for the site.

This joined-up approach helps create clearer visitor journeys rather than treating each sign as an isolated item.

Yes. We can help clients plan wayfinding that is clear, logical and appropriate for the people using the site. That can include reviewing routes, sign positioning, information hierarchy, wording, map content and the most suitable sign formats for different audiences.

Where accessibility is an important project objective, we recommend discussing this at the start so it can shape both the strategy and the sign design.