Custom Signs

January 20, 2025 by Luke Markey

Top 10 Trends for Office Signage in 2025

The design of an office is integral to how both employees and visitors exist in the space. Whether it makes them feel stressed, overwhelmed, relaxed, or inspired, in large part comes down to how the design fits with the identity of the business. Custom indoor signs can have a big impact on how businesses create and curate their spaces, so they are often one of the first choices for an office that needs a makeover.

If you’re wondering how you can level up your own business environment with a custom sign, it’s a matter of understanding what was popular in 2024 and what’s up and coming in 2025.

Here are 10 of the top office signage trends that are coming in fresh or still resonating from last year’s successes.

Trends To Consider For Your Custom Office Sign In 2025

Innovative Materials For Enhanced Durability

When you invest in a sign, it is only reasonable to expect it to last. Part of the equation is what material the sign is made out of. Signs crafted from high-quality metal provide a sleek, modern aesthetic and can maintain their appearance in high-traffic or outdoor environments.

Eco-Friendly Signage Options

Now more than ever, customers are interested in supporting businesses that contribute to a greener earth. Signage made of reclaimed metal or distressed steel finishes can reduce environmental impact without compromising on style and substance.

Digital Displays For Modern Offices

Signs can be more than just some font on the wall. Consider illuminated signage for greater visibility in all lighting conditions. Digital displays can offer an interactive method of showcasing brand identity dynamically, drawing visitors’ eyes to your business and creating that first engagement.

Animation & Motion-Driven Designs

Businesses need to capture audiences’ attention, and signage can help them do just that. Options like neon signs or backlit signs with glowing or moving component scan create visual intrigue that leaves a lasting impression. It’s easy to remember a bold statement like an animated sign, even if customers glanced at it only briefly.

Bold Design With Vibrant Colors & Typography

Brands of all types, from the impactful to the elegant, shouldn’t be afraid to go bold when it comes to signage. Use high-contrast colors for visibility so guests can read the sign’s contents at a glance. A strong font that reflects the brand’s personality can help customers guess what to expect before they ever enter the business.

Minimalist & Clean Aesthetics

While a sign can do a lot for a business, it should not overshadow other décor and identity elements. Neutral tones and geometric shapes for a sophisticated look are popular; just remember that simplicity often communicates professionalism and refinement.

Interactive Touchscreen Navigation Systems

Signage does not have to be for viewing only! Consider signs that offer user-friendly navigation for employees and visitors. You can even seamlessly integrate your business with illuminated directional signage so visitors always know where to go with confidence.

Thoughtful Placement For Optimal Visibility

Where you put a sign matters just as much as how that sign is designed. Position signs at eye level or in high-traffic areas; current trends are putting these décor centerpieces as focal points in a room. Use mock-ups to determine the optimal visibility during installation to avoid having to make changes later.

Custom Branding Through Tailored Designs

A sign should reflect a business’ unique identity, and 2025 is expected to be the year of advanced customization. Step out of the cookie-cutter text block and partner with a team that can create a specialized sign that enhances your branding.

two people looking at the signboard in the office

Compliance With Accessibility & Safety Standards

Remember that for all your efforts in signage, visitors expect consideration for accessibility and functionality as well. If a sign is beautiful but not functional, it can come across as egoistic or frivolous. Try incorporating Braille and other accessibility features to make your décor come to life for as many people as possible.

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Every office environment is different, but each should be trying to keep its finger on the pulse of new and emerging trends. ShieldCo Signs supports businesses in curating the exact space they want, from making impactful custom signs that leave a lasting impression on remote clients to crafting décor that makes employees feel at home in the workplace.

Contact ShieldCo Signs to explore the designs that would work best for your office and see some of the custom work we’ve made for other businesses!

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January 13, 2025 by Luke Markey

The Do’s & Don’ts When Designing An Office Lobby

Office lobbies are often hubs of activity, from employees moving about with administrative work to visitors signing in or stopping by to ask questions. As one of the most public-facing spaces in any business, it is essential that the lobby highlights everything that makes the company unique.

This first impression can make or break a customer’s decision to engage with the business or recommend it to friends and cust om indoor signs can be one way of piquing their interest. Signage is attention-grabbing because people understand out of habit that signs usually contain important information.

However, simply plastering your logo onto a sign and hanging it in the corner won’t necessarily get your brand identity across. Here are a few do’s and don’ts when it comes to designing an office lobby, from signage to layout and more.

Do:

Embrace brand identity

Your brand is unique, or at least it should be if you want to stand out from the competition. Rather than feeling self-conscious about whether this identity fits in, embrace what makes your business unique! Use décor, such as custom indoor signage, to proudly demonstrate what differentiates your business, from cohesive designs that communicate your orderly and thoughtful business, to logos that keep your company top of mind.

Décor need not be visual, either. For instance, if your business focuses on providing a relaxing atmosphere (think a spa, hotel, or even a medical facility that wants to keep patients calm), embrace soft seating and rounded decorations and signage. Conversely, for businesses staying on the cutting edge (e.g., tech, finance), angular furniture and signage can convey identity without words or images.

Think about the layout

When a customer comes into the lobby, how difficult is it to find what they’re looking for? Designing an office lobby layout should be done with navigation in mind. Avoid putting large, obstructive decorations or seating arrangements between the door and the main destinations, hallways where visitors must go when called, the front reception desk, and so on.

Similarly, consider what visitors will be doing in their spare time, such as when waiting to be attended to. Is it easy for them to find a place to sit or wait? The layout of an office lobby can say a lot about what a business values, including visitor comfort. Cumbersome layouts can come across as cold and impersonal but may feel more welcoming with the right flow and signage for guidance.

HS hospital waiting room sign seen in a British hospital

Preserve space

For the sakes of both employees and visitors, avoid overdesigning the lobby. A space full of comfortable seating, coffee machines, and other amenities can still be overwhelming if it requires people to shimmy past each other because there is only a one-person width of space to move.

This is especially important for workers, who need room to go about their business without constantly being slowed by others in their way. Leave enough room around the entrance (or modify it) so that people coming and going are not using the same door.

Don’t:

Create distractions

Interesting installations can be well and good, but what effect do they have on the people in your lobby? Are workers struggling to concentrate because an aesthetically pleasing water feature is sputtering all day? Is there loud or repetitive music that can distract from workers’ attention?

This issue goes both ways: employees might struggle to get work done efficiently, and visitors might not pay attention to the things you want them to because they can’t focus. In some instances, less is more.

Forget first impressions

What is the first thing that visitors (and even employees!) see when they enter the lobby? A striking first impression can hit like a lightning bolt, cementing your position in a visitor’s memory. Consider eye-catching installations, such as backlit metal signs with your logo or an important design. These can not only associate your brand with a specific color or pattern but also help people find your business in the first place!

Ignore color psychology

Color psychology is the concept of how the colors people see impact their opinions or feelings. When creating signage and other office lobby designs, be sure not to neglect the role that color can play in what people think of the business.

Certain shades of blue might make both customers and employees feel sluggish and sleepy, while red can quickly become grating for workers who need to look at it all day.

a Chaotic Explosion of Vibrant Colors and Shapes Depicting the Energy and Complexity of ADHD

Show Off Your Company’s Creativity and Identity

Your company is one in a million, and it should have décor that captures that. Designing your lobby with care is a top priority for anyone who wants to see their employees succeed and their customers return. ShieldCo Signs helps businesses demonstrate their identity by proudly displaying custom signs that blend the efficacy of business advertising with the artistry of truly creative design. Contact ShieldCo Signs to explore your custom options!

December 9, 2024 by Luke Markey

Aluminum vs Stainless Steel: Which is Better?

Metal signs make a powerful statement, combining durability, versatility, and a polished appearance that elevates any business’s professional image.

At ShieldCo, we believe that the material behind your custom logo or business sign is just as important as its design. The right choice ensures your sign not only looks exceptional but stands up to the elements over time. Aluminum and stainless steel are two of the top materials we recommend for their unique strengths. The table below breaks down their key differences, helping you select the best option for your custom metal sign.

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Aluminum vs Stainless Steel: Which is Best for Your Metal Sign?

Property	Aluminum	Stainless Steel
Weight	~1/3 the weight of stainless steel; lightweight	Heavier, requiring more support for large signs
Strength	Lower tensile and shear strength but sufficient for signage	Higher tensile and shear strength; more durable
Strength-to-Weight	Better strength-to-weight ratio (~99)	Lower strength-to-weight ratio (~63)
Corrosion Resistance	Naturally resistant; marine-grade alloys (5052) are highly resistant	Chromium provides resistance; 316 alloy offers superior durability
Cost	Higher cost by weight but lower by volume	~30% more expensive by volume than aluminum
Malleability	Highly malleable, easier for intricate designs	Less malleable; retains shape better
Electrical Conductivity	Good conductor; often used in electrical applications	Poor electrical conductivity
Welding	More challenging but possible with proper equipment and care	Easier to weld with a variety of gas mixtures
Maintenance	Minimal with powder coating; outdoor signs may oxidize	May require cleaning to prevent minor rusting
Best Use Cases	Lightweight outdoor signs, intricate designs, marine environments	High-traffic areas, premium indoor signs, polished finishes

Aluminum vs Stainless Steel

Weight

Aluminum is about 1/3rd the weight of stainless steel (and steel for that matter). Aluminum is much much lighter! A 4ft by 4ft sign in our multiple layer format could weigh 40lbs. This is without a doubt light enough to hang directly on drywall with standard wall anchors. If the same sign were made out of all stainless steel, the weight would be 120lbs and would require reinforcement behind the drywall.

Strength

The strength of metals can be measured in a few different ways and they are all related to how different loads can be applied to an item. Two of the most common ways are tensile strength and shear strength.

Tensile strength —Tensile strength is the amount of load or stress that can be handled by a material before it stretches and breaks. Think about having a hole in the material and then hanging weight from it. This is often represented with PSI. Your standard alloy of aluminum would be rated at 40,000 PSI. Stainless Steel would be 70,000 PSI.
Shear strength — Shear strength is its ability to resist forces that cause the material’s internal structure to slide against itself. Think about having a bolt fixed in a horizontal position, and a weight hanging from that bolt immediately after the fixed position. At a certain weight, the bolt is going to fail and the weight is going to move. For aluminum this is 30,000 PSI and stainless it is around 50,000 PSI.

What does this mean for signage? Well, aluminum is plenty strong to be used for signage, particularly if it is layered. If the sign was a single layer and strength was a major concern, then stainless steel could be the better option.

Strength to Weight Ratio

(Force per unit area divided by density)

Aluminum has a tensile strength of 276 MPa and a density of 2.81gcm-3. Therefore it’s strength to weight ratio is ~99.

Stainless steel has a tensile strength of 505 MPa and a density of 8 gcm-3. Therefore it’s strength to weight ratio is ~63.

From a strength to weight perspective, aluminum is stronger than stainless steel. That is to say for the increase in weight from aluminum to stainless steel, you get less than a corresponding increase in strength.

Corrosion

Aluminum creates a passivation layer that helps it resist oxidation and corrosion. Aluminum comes in multiple different alloys with the bulk of all aluminum being 5052 and 6061. 5052 is considered marine grade and is more resistant to corrosion than 6061. Most of your “extrusions” are made of 6061. If aluminum is left outside it will begin to get a milky oxidation on the face of it quickly. If it is powder coated, the aluminum is protected from the atmosphere and won’t corrode which will leave the powder coat in tack for decades. Brushed aluminum on the interior of a building will retain its shiny look.

Stainless steel contains chromium which has corrosion resistance properties. Stainless also comes in different alloys, with the bulk of all stainless being 304 and 316. 304 is the most common type of stainless steel. 316 has a greater resistance to corrosion. 316 costs costs more than 304, but it will last longer and rust less.

Typically if you are making something out of stainless it is because you want the look of shiny metal and therefore you don’t typically powder coat stainless steel unless you are extremely concerned over corrosion, then 316 stainless steel powder coated is going to be your absolute best bet.

Cost

Aluminum is more expensive than stainless steel, when you compare it by weight. However, aluminum is about 1/3rd the weight of stainless steel, and when you compare the cost of the same volume of material, stainless steel is much more expensive, usually by about 30%

Malleability

5052 aluminum is very malleable. 6061 is likely to crack if bent. Aluminum has a lower tensile and shear strength than stainless steel and therefore is more likely to bend.

Stainless steel is more likely to keep it’s shape than aluminum,

Electrical Conductivity

Aluminum conducts electricity well. You can often find large scale electrical wires made of aluminum as aluminum is much cheaper than copper and the conductivity is similar (but less).

Stainless Steel is one of the poorest conductors of electricity amongst all the metals.

Welding

Aluminum is more difficult to weld than stainless steel, but with the advent of welding machines that can MIG weld aluminum, welding aluminum has become much easier. However, since the material is “soft” (when compared to stainless steel) you must be very careful when welding thin aluminum to not burn through it. When choosing an aluminum to weld, choose 5052, it is easier to weld than 6061. Use 100% argon shielding gas when welding aluminum.

Stainless steel is less difficult to weld than aluminum and you can also use a 100% argon shielding gas. However many welders will also use a mixed gas of 75% argon and 25% carbon dioxide.

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What does this mean for you?

Aluminum is a better metal to use for outdoor signs because it has better weather resistance than stainless steel. Stainless steel, however, has superior strength. Both metals can be used for indoor signs.

Essentially, the choice you make depends on what you’re willing to live with. Both metals will give you the refined look you desire. Their strength and weather resistance are the ultimate decision factors.

Our recommendation is always for aluminum since the weight is so much lower it make handling much easier!

Can I combine aluminum and stainless steel in one sign design?

Yes, combining aluminum and stainless steel can create a unique aesthetic and optimize for both lightweight and strength, depending on the design and functional needs.

How does the finish of aluminum compare to stainless steel for aesthetic purposes?

Aluminum can be brushed, polished, or powder-coated for a variety of finishes, while stainless steel offers a naturally shiny appearance and is ideal for a polished, high-end look without additional coating.

What maintenance is required for aluminum vs stainless steel signs?

Aluminum signs with a powder coat require minimal maintenance and resist corrosion well. Stainless steel signs may need periodic cleaning to maintain their shine and prevent minor rusting in certain environments.

Which material is better for intricate logo designs or cutouts?

Aluminum is generally better for intricate designs due to its malleability and lighter weight, which allows for easier cutting and handling during production.

How do aluminum and stainless steel perform in coastal or marine environments?

Marine-grade aluminum (5052 alloy) is highly resistant to saltwater corrosion, making it ideal for coastal areas. Stainless steel 316 also resists corrosion in marine environments but is heavier and more expensive.

Can aluminum and stainless steel signs be recycled after use?

Yes, both aluminum and stainless steel are fully recyclable materials, making them environmentally friendly options for signage. Aluminum is often more energy-efficient to recycle.

Key Takeaways

Aluminum is lightweight and corrosion-resistant, making it ideal for outdoor signs.
Stainless steel is stronger and more durable, perfect for high-traffic or premium signs.
Aluminum has a better strength-to-weight ratio, while stainless steel offers a polished finish.

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October 4, 2024 by ShieldCo Art

Different Signage Options

Let’s admit it; the world is all about brands right now. And, one of the most significant and the most conspicuous parts of branding is custom signs. And, it is another fact that whether or not you are a recognizable brand yet, signage can make you one. This is what it does for Levis, or Heineken, or any brand that you could recognize from a great distance. So, signage must enjoy its due credit.

But, did you know that there are types to signage? So, let’s go explore this curious case of signage options.

There is a Spectrum of Signage Options for You

The Outdoor Signage

Well, this is the most conspicuously visible signage, and it actually plays a major part in building an image for your business. Outdoor signage is one great way to get newer clients to step in to your premises. Custom metal signage is a great option for outdoor signage because of how long it lasts and how customizable it is.

Take it as an announcement of what you have to offer to the clients. And the better it is, the better are the chances of your business getting boosted. In short, it is sort of a summary about your business; the way you present, is the kind of business you get.

The Informative Sign

Well, this is not so much advertisement as it is sort of a guide for letting people know things that are important. It could be important information, directions, prohibitory orders, or concise guides of sorts. That is what informational signage is.

It can be handy, and be a sort of support for your premises. Custom metal signage can display all of the information in a readable, durable, format.

The Persuasive Sign

These ones really work for businesses that are looking forward for people to hire their services. Like banks and credit services with signage that tell you in words ever so persuasive that you need them to be doing better with your money.

Persuasive signage works very well at promotional events, especially when you are offering initial benefits. What is more persuasive than a great looking metal sign with the promotional offer showcased on it?

So, Are there Different Materials to Present these Different Ideas?

Yes, signage can come out in forms as vivid as your imagination. All you need to determine is what goes best with the image of your business.

Here are some kinds you can explore:

Traditional Signage – (Plastic vs Metal)

Pillar Point Fish House custom restaurant sign

It could very well have started in the caves with the early man. And, it continues to be used still. It may not have an edge on the more modern kinds otherwise, but if you go for some quirky signage, you still have got some edge. Custom metal signage is the leading edge of the traditional signage options. It looks clean, modern, and can be made in an infinite of different formats, and with powder coated aluminum and stainless steel hardware, it will last forever. Plastic signs can look great, but often enough, after being left in the sun for a few years they look faded and begin to crack.

HD and LED Digital Screens

Well, digital displays have been around for quite some time now. But, over the last one decade, signage has gone that distance that it hadn’t since inception. Starting from being exorbitant, it is pretty affordable now. And, that is the reason why so many businesses opt for it.

When it comes to signage, there is no chance you can take it for granted, let alone ignore it. And, the different signage options that are available, make it even more imperative that you choose that which serves your purpose the best.

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July 25, 2024 by Luke Markey

The Business Owner’s Checklist: Top 5 Things to Consider When Buying a Custom Business Sign

When it comes to business signs, it’s important to buy a custom sign that displays a strong brand identity and is eye-catching. Brand personality is one of the most essential tools in a business’s arsenal, which ensures people can associate the brand image with your company. ShieldCo ensures that your custom signs have personality and stand out, so you’ll always be happy with ShieldCo’s process.

If you’re in the market for personalized business signs, you’ve come to the right place! However, as a business or company owner, there will always be a few things to consider before you start investing in custom business signage.

Having a vision in mind helps not only you but also helps us create something that aligns with your brand identity. Consider things like materials, target audience, and brand identity and personality. Are you showing off a logo, business name, your company’s strengths, or company motto?

These questions just scratch the surface in the world of custom business signs. So, let’s dive into the top 5 things to consider when buying custom business signage.

custom business signage that is built to withstand the elements

1. Set Your Target with a Custom Sign

Having a target goal that you want your custom sign to achieve helps with designing a sign. Consider things like which brand elements you want to be displayed and which effect they’ll have. Do you:

Want to increase brand awareness and bring in new customers? This would involve incorporating big visible logos and vibrant colors or lights.
Want to direct people or customers? This would involve clear and easy-to-read signage and possibly consideration for materials for outdoor signs.

2. Custom Business Signage Location

Where your custom sign will go is more important than you think. You want to make sure your business name is viewable, but indoor signs or outdoor signs have different needs.

Indoor Signs

Indoor signs like those you might find in a professional office for a mature audience can utilize elements like spotlights, smaller sizing, or more elaborate fonts. They can also use different materials because you won’t have to worry about the weather affecting the quality.

Outdoor Branding

For signs going outside, aspects like shape, style, and size are important when considering custom signs.

Materials: The weather may affect the sign over time. Thankfully, ShieldCo uses a powder coating technology that keeps colors vibrant over time and unlike paint, it is less likely to rust or chip. For outdoor custom signs, ShieldCo recommends aluminum as it is easy to customize, it is durable, and it is light enough to install.
Size: A sign that is going to go next to the road has different needs than signs that will be at your storefront. Signs where people will be driving by should be clear, easy to read, large enough to be read, and attention-grabbing at a distance.
Shape: Be sure to check out local zoning laws and regulations. Depending on where you are, some places may have laws or regulations regarding sign sizes, shape, and brightness or lighting. You certainly don’t want to invest money into a custom sign that cannot be used.

3. Business Signs and the Message

Keeping your message clear and distinguishable is helpful for customers or potential customers so they can easily identify key takeaways. Brand identity also matters so creating signs that do all these things can be tricky.

For crafting an effective custom metal sign, consider aspects such as:

Brand identity: Company logos, slogans, and colors are prominent. These are quick elements that people associate with your brand.
Action words and verbs: Are you trying to direct someone to something or display information like a price, service, or selling something? Words like “buy,” “available,” “open,” or the cost of something give people information quickly.

4. Custom Sign Maintenance

You might not consider it at first, but maintaining your custom metal sign is still part of brand management. When you think about where your sign will go, you should also think about how you will care for it. Depending on if it is an outdoor or indoor sign affects maintenance.

Outdoor signs will face the weather, such as dust, heat, snow, and rain. So, choosing a metal like stainless steel or corten can be low-maintenance and decently weather-resistant.

Indoor signs are easier to maintain and at most require some dusting and simple cleaning measures once in a while. Indoor signs with LED fixtures also need to be installed somewhere the sign can be plugged in. The downside to indoor signs is that your logo will be less visible to the general public and other businesses so it has a lower impact on advertising.

a custom business sign that has been well maintained for years

5. Cost and Budget

Before diving into the world of custom metal signs, it’s helpful to set out a budget and have a rough idea of what you’d like. ShieldCo works with customers so that every sign we make will be one you love. Our team will work with you to come up with concepts and styles that will work within your budget.

The price of signs can vary depending on several factors.

Materials and Components: Naturally, different types of metals will have different price points. More elaborate signs with multiple layers and details will be more expensive. The inclusion of lights and other electrical components will also raise the final price.
Sign Size: While having a large and bright sign can be a good marketing tactic, they are also typically more expensive. The more elaborate the sign and the larger the size, the more it can cost.

July 25, 2024 by Luke Markey

Home Sweet Home: Why Custom Signs for the Home Are a Must-Have

Whether you’re a long-time homeowner or you just bought your first house, personalizing your space is something we all do. Investing in a custom metal sign for the home or personal space is a great way to add a touch of flair to your house.

ShieldCo offers tons of customizable options, so whether you want something elegant for the family room or large and lit up for the man cave, we will work with you to ensure you get something you love.

Custom metal signs can make any space in your home stand out uniquely. Abstract creations can make a space feel artistic and fun while words or personalized text representing who you are can be customized with just what you need for the ultimate personal touch.

Personalized signs with modern styles with layers and lights to vintage tones with color and texture can be made. So, let’s explore some benefits of a custom metal sign for the home.

Chicago Blackhawks backlit sign created for a homeowner

ShieldCo’s Custom Metal Sign Creation Process

Custom metal signs can take up to a few weeks from the quoting process to your doorstep, though we always ensure prompt delivery. Before deciding where in your home you want your personalized signs you need to know what it is you want.

A custom metal sign for your business is different from one that will fit in your home. Signs designed for business purposes may need to be large signs or made from more durable material. It likely also has the benefit of a logo or company color scheme that can be drawn upon for inspiration during the design process.

However, the process for custom metal signage for the home can also offer lots of customizability because there are fewer regulations and requirements that need to be adhered to. So, if you’ve ever wondered what goes into a custom sign here’s the process:

Design: ShieldCo works with you to create metal signs you’ll love. Come to us with an idea or our designers will work with you to come up with one together. Once the details or the designs, size, colors, lights, material, and layers are hammered out, the building process begins.
Laser Cutting: To create the shapes and designs on your personalized sign, ShieldCo uses laser cutting. The laser is focused through a special optical lens and navigated around the workpiece using CNC software to melt, etch, vaporize, or blow away the specified area of material, resulting in a high-quality finished edge. Laser Cutting allows us to create the perfect sign.
After the custom sign is cut and shaped, it’s time to color it. With our special powder-coated technology, your signs can stay vibrant years into the future. How does powder coating work? The ionized powder clings to the work surface but doesn’t require solvent like paint so that it doesn’t rust or chip.
Want to light up your room? ShieldCo’s custom metal signs offer LED lighting installation options so you can really see the glow of your custom artwork. Our LED lights are rated for 40,000 hours of light and are powered by 12 volts, reducing the heat given off by each bulb. Not only that, but we’ll also give you a remote control for free so you can turn the lights on and off easily.
Packing: Each custom metal sign is packed in its specially-made box. Fresh packing sheets and foam are provided for padding so every finished product makes a happy customer.

a personal custom metal sign that is being unpacked by the customer

Where to Put Your Custom Metal Signs

So, now that you’ve received your ShieldCo custom sign, where are you going to put it? Here are some ideas that will add a unique touch to any room:

Living Room: This space is often the center of living in one’s home. Custom signs with personalized text can liven up the space and depending on where you put it, it can also serve as a focal point in the room.

Hang your art above the mantel or fireplace or up on a wall. Installation is never more than just a few easy steps.

The Kitchen: You may not think that putting custom steel or custom aluminum signs in the kitchen works, but it does! Personalize your kitchen area with some metal art on the walls. This concept makes a perfect gift for your chef friends or home cook enthusiasts.

Why the kitchen? Aside from looking great, metal signs typically won’t rust indoors as they are resistant to moisture. This ensures that the beautiful work of art looks good for life.

Home Office or Man Cave: A custom sign shows a professional touch, or it can show a laid fun style depending on the material used. So, why not get something that shows off who you are? An inspirational design above your desk or a focal point on your wall adds a touch of class to a personal office.

But if you’re into jazzing up your man cave, LED lights and funky designs above the bar or by your gaming area can make your area more fun.

Outdoor: An outdoor custom sign can bring any patio or barbecue area to life. Enjoy your outdoor space with a custom sign that can survive the elements year-round. Our signs are made to deliver excellent quality and with some proper care, your artwork will last generations.

a custom personalized metal sign for an in home gym

The Best Place for Personalized Signs

With our fast delivery and great quality signs, ShieldCo offers custom metal signs made right here in the USA.

A custom sign can elevate any home and with hundreds of customizable options to choose from like colors, lighting, and material, the only thing you need to get great metal art in your home is to contact us today.