When a standard sign does not fit the brief, start with the design intent. Baba Supersign develops bespoke brand signs, custom metal and acrylic features, sculptural logos, special finishes and integrated sign and decor installations. We translate the concept into a practical material and fabrication approach, with samples or prototypes where the finish or construction needs to be resolved. The scope is built around the required appearance, dimensions, location and method of installation.
Fastest way to get started: share your artwork, approximate size, site photo and project location.
Custom work begins with the details that make a project unusual: an irregular shape, an oversized object, a precise finish or a combination of lighting and structure. Exploring those details early helps turn a reference image into something that can be made, transported, installed and maintained.
Individual signs developed around an unusual brand shape, dimension or construction requirement instead of a standard product format.
Fabricated metal elements with cutting, forming, assembly and surface treatment specified for the design and its fixing method.
Cut, formed or assembled acrylic elements for light transmitting features, display objects and detailed brand forms.
Three dimensional sign installations with material, scale, support and finish resolved through drawings and samples.
Trial pieces and single unit work with a clearly defined purpose, such as checking scale, finish, fit or lighting before production.
Project specific brushed, polished, coated or textured surfaces agreed through finish references and physical samples where appropriate.
Large brand or product objects designed with transport sizes, assembly joints, site access and installation in mind.
Combined lettering, lighting, display and decorative elements developed as one coordinated feature for the space.
Share the concept, sketches or reference images, approximate dimensions and the intended location. Identify the parts of the design that must remain exact, the surfaces that can be seen close up and any restrictions on transport, access or fixing. Samples and prototypes are quoted as a defined part of the scope.
We review the artwork, approximate dimensions, quantity, location and project programme.
The layout, materials, finishes and fixing approach are developed for approval.
Production follows the agreed scope, with relevant samples or details confirmed before manufacture.
Access, delivery, site coordination and any service requirements are arranged for the approved work.
Explore our published signage, retail and custom fabrication work, then share the requirements for your project.
View projectsA reference image is useful for the visual direction, but dimensions, materials, finish and site information are still needed. A working drawing or prototype may be required before production.
Only when it is stated in the quotation. Agree what the prototype will prove, such as scale, finish, lighting or assembly, and whether it is a sample or a usable final component.
Yes, once the design and construction are resolved. Approved drawings, finish references and fabrication details can form the basis of a repeatable production package.
The decision depends on the desired appearance, size, lighting, exposure, weight and fixing method. Some designs use both: metal for structure or finish, and acrylic for light transmission or detailed shapes.
Share the concept, sketches or reference images, approximate dimensions and the intended location. Identify the parts of the design that must remain exact, the surfaces that can be seen close up and any restrictions on transport, access or fixing. Samples and prototypes are quoted as a defined part of the scope.
Dimensions, quantity, materials, finishing, lighting, site access and installation requirements affect the quotation. Share the project deadline early. The production and installation programme is confirmed after the scope and artwork are agreed.
Tell us about your custom signages requirement. The more clearly we understand the site and scope, the more useful the first response can be.