Can you help if we only have a logo?
Share the logo and any brand guidelines, plus photos and approximate dimensions. Tell us whether you need a new layout or preparation of an existing design.
Lobby Signs & Office Graphics in Minneapolis
Make your reception area recognizable and give each workspace a clear purpose. MSE Printing helps Minneapolis and Twin Cities businesses plan custom lobby signs, branded wall graphics, and office decor around their rooms, artwork, and visitors. Share a photo of the space and your project goals so we can discuss dimensions, layout, production, and mounting requirements before preparing a quote.
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Proof and Details
From Office Graphic Brief to Production Proof
A brief for each space
Describe the room, purpose, approximate size, quantity and intended display period for each piece. Include existing signage the new work should match, along with the entrance approach, likely viewing distance and nearby furniture, doors or lighting.
Artwork and layout review
Share logo files, brand colors, typefaces and reference images. Tell us whether you need a new layout or preparation of an existing design. Review wording, logo version, dimensions and the placement of important elements on the proof before final approval.
Color and surface considerations
A screen proof helps check content and composition. Share physical color references where available and discuss expectations separately, since screens, substrates, lighting and existing finishes affect comparisons. Send a surface close-up; artwork alone cannot establish whether a proposed application is suitable.
Mounting responsibilities and timing
Identify who approves placement and who handles installation. Share wall or glass conditions, building restrictions, access information and site-readiness dates. Confirm approved production specifications, mounting responsibilities and the project schedule before work proceeds.
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Plan the Sign Around the Space
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A purpose for each space
Give the reception name or logo a clear place near the entrance, with space to read comfortably. In other rooms, use departmental graphics, mission statements or company stories where they help visitors understand the space.
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Artwork that fits
Provide your logo files, brand colors, typefaces, and reference images. Tell us which elements are fixed and where you need design support.
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A readable layout
Keep important text prominent and consider how the graphic will look from the doorway, reception seating, and other likely viewing positions.
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Mounting coordination
Identify who approves the location and who handles installation. Discuss access, wall or glass conditions, and building requirements before confirming the work.
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Related Office and Entrance Graphics
Window, Wall & Floor Graphics
Plan graphics for other surfaces, with the location and surface conditions included in the brief.
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Develop a layout or prepare existing brand artwork for the proposed sign dimensions.
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Discuss a separate room-identification or navigation project alongside your decorative office graphics.
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Simple Process
Start With Your Reception Area or Office
An early space review helps align the design, building approval and opening schedule.
Share the room
Send straight-on photos, measurements, surface details, logo files and the purpose of each piece. Include building restrictions and your target date.
Review the layout
Check wording, brand references, dimensions and sightlines. Confirm material and mounting proposals with the person responsible for the space.
Coordinate production and access
Approve the proof and confirm the schedule, site readiness and mounting responsibilities. Share access hours and the building contact for the agreed work.
Answers Before You Ask
Lobby Sign and Office Graphic Questions
How should we communicate our brand colors?
Provide brand specifications and any physical reference you use. Discuss color expectations before approval, since screens, substrates, lighting, and existing finishes can affect the comparison.
How do we plan mounting or installation?
Share the surface details, building restrictions, and access information. Ask what mounting approach and installation scope are proposed, and confirm who is responsible for each step.
When should we discuss an office opening date?
Include your target date in the first inquiry. Artwork approval, production choices, site readiness, and mounting coordination all need review before a schedule can be confirmed.