Hero — infinity mirror installation, lobby
Signage — Specialty
Specialty Solutions
For the briefs that arrive with a specific effect already in mind, not a standard sign format.
Made for
- Lobbies & experience centers
- Retail & transit
- Hospitality & themed retail
- One-off specialty briefs
Talk to the studio
Planning a specialty signage project in Belgium, the Netherlands or Germany? Mail or call the studio directly, or send the brief.
What's in this line
If it doesn't fit the other four lines, it fits here.
Infinity Mirror installations
Illuminated depth-effect features for lobbies, experience centers, event stands.
Lightboxes
Backlit panel displays for retail, transit, exhibition.
Split-flap displays
Mechanical flip-panel displays for schedules, menus, feature walls.
Projecting signs
Perpendicular-to-facade signs for pedestrian sightlines, common in retail high streets.
"American Dream" line
Vintage-inspired signage — marquee bulbs, retro neon forms — for hospitality and themed retail.
Materials & Lighting Tech
Most specialty pieces are lit — the same lighting systems and material palette that run through every other line apply here too, explained once.
Specialty Solutions
If it doesn't fit a category, it fits here.
Start your project brief
Tell us about your specialty project.
Every enquiry on this page goes through the same six-point brief — it's what we need to put a real number on real work, not a ballpark. No brief, no quote.
Don't force a split-flap display or an infinity mirror into one of the other four forms — if the brief doesn't clearly map to a standard line, it belongs here.
Talk to the studio
Planning a specialty signage project in Belgium, the Netherlands or Germany? Mail or call the studio directly, or send the brief.
Process
From reference to working piece.
Specialty work has no shared template — each format has its own mechanics, so the brief and the reference material carry more weight here than on any other line.
Brief & reference
Specialty projects lean heavily on visual reference — send drawings, reference images and installation context (freestanding, wall, ceiling-suspended). More is better here.
Engineering
Each format has its own technical requirements — mirror depth and LED spacing, split-flap mechanics, projection bracketry — engineered to the specific piece, not a template.
Production & testing
Produced and run-tested before it ships — mechanical displays cycle-tested, lit pieces light-tested, mirror installations checked for the depth effect at the intended viewing distance.
Placement & commissioning
Self-install with a detailed guide, or on-site placement by a professional placer — and for anything lit or mechanical, a working check before sign-off.
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