Custom Signs & Business Signage in London
From reception and office signage to wall, projecting, window and directional signs, Furnells produces custom signage around the space, viewing distance, material and branding — not a generic template.
Clear, Practical Signage Designed for the Space
Good signage has a practical job: identify, direct, inform or reinforce a brand. That means viewing distance, position, lighting, size and material all matter before the decorative details are added.
Furnells can work from supplied branding, artwork or a rough concept and help shape the sign around where it will actually be seen. A reception sign viewed from across a lobby needs a different hierarchy from a door sign or a projecting sign outside a building.
Reception, Office, Window & Directional Signage
The existing Furnells sign portfolio covers lobby, wall, projecting, office, window, door, directional and reception signage.
Business Signage for Reception, Wayfinding & Display
Reception & lobby
Brand-led signage for entrances, reception walls and client-facing areas.
Directional signs
Wayfinding and internal guidance where clarity and hierarchy matter.
Door & office
Room identification, departments, names and functional workplace signage.
Window & projecting
High-visibility signage for external or prominent positions.
Materials for Custom Signs
Furnells works with acrylic, wood, aluminium, stainless steel, glass and other suitable materials. The choice should follow the environment, fixing method, required appearance and expected wear.
Sign Design, Materials & In-House Production
Furnells can choose from different workshop methods once the purpose, material and required finish are clear.
How Bespoke Signage Projects Work
Business name, directions, room names or other required information.
Tell Furnells where it will go and the approximate available space.
Supply logos, colours, photographs or reference material.
Material, layout and practical details are settled before production.
Custom Signage Questions Answered
A photograph of the space is often as useful as the artwork when discussing signage.
What types of signs does Furnells make?
Furnells produces custom wall, office, reception, projecting, window, door and directional signage.
What materials can be used?
The existing range includes acrylic, wood, aluminium, stainless steel and glass, with other materials depending on the project.
Can Furnells work from supplied branding or artwork?
Yes. Logos, layouts and supplied artwork can be used as a starting point and adapted around the sign size and material.
Do I need a finished design?
No. A photograph of the location, rough dimensions, wording and any branding are enough to start.
Request a Custom Signage Quote
Add rough dimensions and any logo or artwork you have. Furnells can help turn that into a practical sign specification.