Branding a New Office: Where Wall Graphics Make the Biggest Impact
New offices usually come with white walls and clear glass. It works, but it doesn't look like your company. Wall graphics are one of the fastest ways to fix that without a construction project.
Here's where to start.
1. The lobby logo wall
It's the first thing visitors see. A large logo wall behind reception tells people exactly where they are. If you only do one wall, make it this one.
2. Conference room glass
Glass conference rooms look sharp but offer no privacy. Frosted film solves that and can include your logo, a pattern, or room names. It also adds visibility markings so people don't walk into the glass.
3. Hallway timelines and culture walls
Long hallways are wasted space. Use them for company history, milestones, mission and values, or photos of your team and customers.
4. Break rooms and collaboration areas
Casual spaces are a good place for bolder graphics, murals, and personality.
5. Wayfinding
Department names, room labels, and directional graphics help visitors and new employees find their way, and they look more finished than paper signs.
Plan it as one project
Planning every wall together keeps colors, fonts, and style consistent. It also lets the survey, production, and install happen on one schedule instead of several.
Timing your install
- Walls need to be finished and fully cured before graphics go on
- Coordinate with your contractor and property manager
- Leave time for design, proof approval, and production before move-in
Along Route 128 and in the city
We install office graphics across Boston, Cambridge, Woburn, Burlington, and the rest of Greater Boston, and we coordinate with property managers and contractors on access and timing.
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