Large-format logo printing

Your logo at the scale of your space

Logo printing, as we do it, has nothing to do with business cards or stationery. We print your logo in large format to dress a space: a reception wall, a glass partition, the back of a meeting room, a shop window, a stand. The logo is printed in colour on a material chosen for the location, then installed on site.

Printing is the other route to a 3D logo. Where relief relies on thickness and shadow, print faithfully reproduces a complex logo: gradients, photos, fine details, many colours. It also lets you place the logo within a wider design, a pattern or a mural. We design, print and install, with the same team from start to finish.

What's at stake

What printing offers compared with a raised logo.

Any logo is possible

Gradients, shadows, textures, photos: print reproduces what cutting cannot.

Very large surfaces

A logo can cover an entire wall, in several joined panels, without losing sharpness if the file is right.

Clean, reversible installation

Depending on the material, the logo comes off without damaging the wall or glass. Useful in rented offices.

Print or relief: how to choose

Relief suits simple logos in one or two colours, read from a distance, that you want to give presence through depth. See our logos in PVC, wood or preserved plants.

Print takes over in other cases:

• The logo has gradients, lighting effects or an image
• It needs to cover a large area, even a whole wall
• It is part of a composition: pattern, mural, message
• It goes on glass, where relief makes no sense
• Budget or schedule calls for a lighter solution

Printing materials for a logo

The material depends on the wall, the light, foot traffic and how long the logo is meant to stay. We advise you during the survey.

A raw wall in concrete or brick is a poor match for standard vinyl: the adhesive does not grip in the hollows. In that case we switch to a vinyl designed for rough surfaces, applied with heat, or to a printed panel fixed to the wall.

• Wall vinyl: the most common option. Applied directly to a smooth, painted wall, matt or satin. Available as repositionable or permanent adhesive.
• Printed wallpaper: for a full wall, logo included. Hung in strips, it covers the room from floor to ceiling.
• Acrylic: printed on the back of a clear sheet for a deep, glossy look. Mounted on stand-offs, it sits away from the wall.
• Dibond: a rigid, flat composite panel, for a printed logo panel indoors or outdoors.
• Window film: vinyl for glass, opaque, frosted or perforated, to show the logo on a partition or shop window.
• Stretched fabric: print on textile, mounted on a frame, for a matt, glare-free finish.

Logo on glass: window film

On a glass partition or door, a printed logo also acts as a visual marker. It shows where the glass is and helps people avoid walking into it. In frosted film, it gives a meeting room privacy while letting light through. In perforated film on a shop window, it stays visible from outside without blocking the view from inside.

We handle these projects as part of our office window film service, often together with the floor's signage.

Finishes and inks

We print with water-based latex inks, which dry without a strong smell: offices can be used straight after installation. To protect the print, we add a laminate film where the use calls for it.

The finish changes the result:

• Matt: no glare, easy to read under strong lighting
• Satin: brighter colours, a slight sheen
• Gloss: a lacquered look, more prone to reflections
• Anti-graffiti or reinforced: for corridors and busy areas

The file: what we need

The quality of a large-format printed logo depends first on the file. A logo taken from a website or an email signature is too small: blown up to wall size, it turns blurry.

The right format is a vector file (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG) with fonts converted to outlines. It scales up without any loss. If you do not have one, ask the agency that created your logo, or send us what you have: our studio can redraw it. Also give us your brand colours (Pantone or RAL references) so we can match the print.

From mock-up to installation

We start with a survey of the wall or glass, then send you a to-scale mock-up on a photo of your space. Once the mock-up is approved, we print in our workshop and come to install. The wall must be clean, dry and smooth; we check its condition before installation.

Beyond a certain width, a printed logo is split into several panels. We place the joins where they show least, away from thin letters and faces, and align them precisely on site. Installation can take place outside working hours if you prefer.

We bring 20 years of experience and more than 1,200 space design projects. A printed logo is often the starting point for a wider wall decoration. Brief us with a photo of the wall and your logo.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What materials can you print a logo on?

Wall vinyl, wallpaper, acrylic, dibond, window film and stretched fabric. The choice depends on the wall, the light and the use.

Do you print business cards or stationery?

No. We print large-format logos to decorate and mark spaces: offices, shops, hotels, stands.

What file should I provide?

Ideally a vector file (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG) with fonts converted to outlines. If you only have an image, send it: we will tell you whether it is good enough or whether the logo needs redrawing.

Will a printed logo damage the wall?

Repositionable vinyl comes off a wall in good condition without damage. Permanent vinyl or wallpaper needs more preparation to remove. We advise you based on how long it will stay.

Can a logo be printed for outdoor use?

Yes, on dibond or suitable vinyl with a protective laminate. We choose the materials according to exposure.

Print or raised logo: which should I choose?

Relief suits simple logos read from a distance. Print suits complex logos, large surfaces, glass and compositions. The two are often combined.

How much does logo printing cost?

The quote depends on the surface area, material, finish and installation conditions. We draw it up after a survey or from photos.

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