We have created custom exterior signs for all types of businesses. Types of exterior signs include channel letter, monument, fabricated letters, cabinets and more. We also do restoration of vintage signs, illuminated or non illuminated including neon and LED.
Exterior foam letter signs by Iconography Studios. Custom exterior signage that appropriately reflects your business image is one of the most important investments your business will make. At Iconography Studios, we make the entire process from design through installation easy.
Outdoor Building Signage by Iconography Studios is a testament to our commitment to quality and innovation. We are proud to have produced and installed these custom exterior business signs for Power Crunch, a leading brand in the nutrition industry, located at their new company headquarters in Irvine, CA.
Signage by Iconography for our friends over at Katella Bakery, Deli and Restaurant in Los Alamitos. Katella Deli recently went through a rebranding which involved updating their new graphics onto internal and external signage as well as their fleet of delivery vehicles.
Rustic and Unique Exterior Signage in Los Angeles! An exterior sign is the most important necessity for any business.
Fabricated steel letters polished to a mirror-finish add a level of sophistication to this upscale day spa located between Beverly Hills and West Hollywood in Los Angeles, CA.
If your landlord and city code allows it, a strategically placed rooftop banner can be an excellent beacon for your business. At 8 ft tall and over 40 ft long, this rooftop banner near Catalina Landing in Long Beach can’t be missed.
Custom exterior business signs can be made to fit any design and budget. These exterior PVC letters and logo are a perfect example of a great sign at an affordable price.
A custom monument sign serves the dual purpose of directing customers and traffic to your location, as well as advertising your business.
Custom illuminated business sign by Iconography Studios for Phenix Salon Suites in Santa Monica.
