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This simple projecting sign really lets the facade of the building shine.
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This restaurant combines an awning sign, a wall sign made of individual letters, and gold lettering on the windows to give the facade European flair.
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This attractive window sign is located right at eye level.
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When individual letters are mounted as shown in the photo, they are referred to as “pin-set” letters. They can look especially good at night.
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This projecting sign is simple, direct, and very effective.
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The fresh color of the window sign and matching address really “pop” on this storefront.
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Simple can be beautiful. These individual letters are mounted directly to the facade and are lit from above by gooseneck lamps.
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The location of this sign takes advantage of the building’s architecture.
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Light letters on a dark background make for a high-impact projecting sign. Also, notice the wrought iron hardware.
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This simple awning sign is understated and sophisticated.
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The name of the business is repeated on the valances of all five awnings. Subtle, yet effective.
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These are internally illuminated individual letters. This approach is a good alternative to internally illuminated, plastic box signs.
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This bright awning with straightforward lettering welcomes people into this shop.
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This wall sign’s design is repeated on the front door of the restaurant.
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This blank wall was transformed with an artful painted sign.
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These are individual letters mounted on the “sign band” of the facade.
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This facade incorporates a mosaic treatment with its sign.
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The needle and thread are a clever addition to this traditional projecting sign.
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This awning sign is vibrant and fun.
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This bank has both a wall sign and a projecting sign to complement it’s modern exterior.
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This classy projecting sign is perfect for businesses located in residential neighborhoods.
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