Project 01 · Retail signage · Beauty & wellness
Opal & Rose Beauty Studio
A long High Street frontage, made to feel like one brand.
Opal & Rose needed a shopfront that felt calm and premium across a wide corner unit, while remaining clear to passing traffic.
The project
Built around the place, the audience and the job.
This was a complete visual change rather than a like-for-like sign replacement. The former black Body Perfections frontage was stripped back, the long fascia was prepared as one continuous surface, and the new identity was carried around the corner and down to the windows.
- Fascia signage
- Dimensional lettering
- Window graphics
- Installation
The brief
The fascia runs across two elevations and carries several practical messages, so the hierarchy mattered. The studio name had to lead; the address, web details and service information needed to support it without making the frontage feel busy.
What we delivered
We used a light, restrained fascia treatment with dimensional metallic-effect lettering for the main identity, then kept every supporting detail crisp and dark. Window graphics and entrance information continue the same visual language at eye level.
Why it works
The completed frontage reads as one considered destination rather than a collection of separate panels. The name is visible from across the road, while the closer details reward customers as they approach.
Behind the finished sign
The project, from more than one angle.
The photographs record the project properly: the former frontage, preparation, fitting, detail work and the completed shopfront.
The former Body Perfections frontage
The original elevation from across the road
The old fascia removed and the substrate prepared
Applying the customer-facing window information
Brushed metallic dimensional letters on the new fascia
Spacing, returns and shadows checked at close range
The main identity and dressed window working together
The final window panel cleaned down on site
One continuous identity across the full corner unit