What are reception logos?

Reception logos are brand names and logos installed behind reception desks and in lobbies, usually as 3D letters in metal or acrylic, often with halo or front lighting. Corporate branding extends this to office interiors: glass frosting films, meeting room signs, wall graphics and values walls.

We work alongside your interior designer or fit-out contractor so that wall finishes, power points and fixing positions are planned before the wall is finished, not after.

Where it works

Reception and lobby logo walls
Glass manifestation and frosting films
Meeting room and cabin signs
Wall graphics, wallpapers and values walls

Material options

Stainless steel, brass, PVD and painted metal letters
Layered acrylic logos with mirror, matte or coloured finishes
Backing panels in wood veneer, laminates or ACP
Frosted and printed vinyl for glass; printed wallpaper for walls

Lighting options

Halo-lit logos for a soft, premium look
Front-lit letters where brand colour must glow
Edge-lit panels for slim reception signs

Finish choices

Exact brand colours in paint or vinyl
Brushed, mirror or PVD metal
Matte or gloss acrylic

Care and maintenance

Dust letters and panels regularly; use soft cloths only.
Keep power supplies accessible, usually above a false ceiling or in a nearby panel.

What affects the cost

Factor	Why it matters
Logo size and complexity	Detailed marks take longer to cut and finish
Materials and finish	PVD, brass and layered acrylic cost more
Lighting	Lit logos need LEDs, drivers and wiring
Coordination	Work timed with the fit-out schedule

Common questions

When should we plan the reception logo during a fit-out?

Early, before wall finishes are done. That lets the contractor leave power and fixing points in the right place, which avoids chasing finished walls later.