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Glass Graphics & Storefront Branding

The largest branded surface you own.

A backlit glass wall panel etched with a world map and location markers in a corporate lobby.
A backlit lobby panel, read from across the room.

Storefront window graphics, lobby glass, full window runs and interior branding for Houston businesses, treated as one identity rather than as a set of separate jobs.

Your glass is read before your signage is. Treated properly it works as a sign, a window display and a privacy screen at once.

Everything is sized for the distance it will actually be read from: a door decal at arm’s length and a fascia across a car park are not the same drawing.

Typical work
Storefronts, lobby glass, wayfinding, full window runs
Methods
Carved glass, cut vinyl, perforated print
Sized for
The distance it will actually be read from

See one before and after

Before and after

One kiosk,
two hours apart.

An airport currency exchange, photographed before the work and after it.

An airport currency exchange kiosk before the work, clad in faded teal panels with a plain door and no glass graphics. The same kiosk finished, with printed glass graphics, a new blue fascia and illuminated panels.
The same airport kiosk, before and after the glass graphics went on. Drag the divider across.
A retail storefront entrance with etched and printed glass graphics carrying the business name and logo.
The same storefront panel seen from inside the store, showing the illustrated scene against the daylight.
A storefront window with applied glass graphics reading The Beacon, beside a brick facade.
A shopfront glazed as an oversized black guitar, with the strings, frets and hardware picked out across the glass.
The same guitar shopfront seen along the concourse, with the Hard Rock Cafe sign above the entrance.
The shopfront read as one object from the length of the concourse.
A shop window run printed edge to edge in black and green, listing the products down both sides of the entrance.
A full window run, printed and fitted as one piece of signage.

Before you ask

What we need
from you

Send whatever you already have. If the artwork is not right for glass we will say so, and tell you what would make it work.

  • 01ArtworkA vector file (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG) carries the finest detail. A high-resolution PNG or JPG works for most pieces, and a photograph of the old one works when that is all there is.
  • 02QuantityOne piece, a matched set or a full run. Tell us roughly how many and whether every piece is the same.
  • 03The dateWhen you need it in your hands, and whether that date can move.
  • 04Where it goesA desk, a wall, an opening, a gift box or a shipping crate. It changes what we suggest.

Questions

Storefront glass,
answered.

Can you cover the whole window and still see out?

Yes. Perforated print reads as a full-colour graphic from outside while the view out stays clear.

Do you do the whole run, or one window?

Either. A single entrance door and a full floor of glass are both normal work.

Can it be removed later?

Vinyl and film come off. Carved glass is permanent, which is the point of it.

Who sets out the artwork on site?

Artwork is positioned on the real opening before anything is fixed down, so it lands where the drawing said it would.

Do you install storefront graphics outside Houston?

Yes. The shop is on W 34th Street in Houston, and graphics are measured on site and fitted across the Houston metro, from Katy and Cypress to Sugar Land, Pearland, Kingwood and The Woodlands. See the service area, or ask if your address is not on it.

Got something in mind?

Send us the idea.
We will tell you
what it takes.

A logo file, a photograph, a rough sketch on the back of something. That is enough to start. Tell us what the piece is for and roughly how many, and you will get a real answer back rather than a brochure.

Start your project

or call (713) 875-0008