What we love about this sign example:
We had the pleasure of working with the Intrepid Museum to create signage that aligns with their commitment to both function and design. This project featured impressive 22″ x 72″ signs made from durable 60 mil Styrene, perfect for guiding visitors. The sleek, sturdy material not only ensures longevity but also delivers a clean, polished look that complements the museum’s modern aesthetic. It’s a straightforward design that gets the job done while maintaining a professional and inviting appearance.
Print & design specs:
Project Size: 22 x 72
Paper: 60 mil Styrene signs and growler directional signs
Client: Intrepid Museum
Production notes for museum directional signage
Museum signage has to be durable, legible, and visually consistent with the visitor environment. The Intrepid Museum signs use 60 mil styrene at a tall 22 x 72 format, which gives the wayfinding system enough structure for repeated public use without making the display feel temporary.
For similar exhibit, event, and directional sign programs, we review viewing distance, mounting method, substrate thickness, glare, color contrast, trim size, and whether signs will move between spaces. Those decisions help visitors find information quickly while keeping the sign system clean and professional.
