Vertical Signage

Guide signs, also known as directional signs, are advertising signs that achieve spatial guidance and information disclosure through visual identification. The core function is to guide positions and optimize path planning. Its materials include stainless steel, acrylic, stone, etc., and can be divided into vertical, suspended, wall mounted, and other types according to the installation form.
As an important component of environmental recognition systems, signage combines functionality and cultural expression attributes. In scenarios such as hotels, scenic spots, and shopping malls, there is a significant difference in design styles: hotels focus on floor service indexing, scenic spots emphasize safety tips and guidance, and food courts focus on displaying dishes. In the design process, themes such as Chinese style and modern simplicity are often integrated, and the adaptability of the scene is strengthened through material craftsmanship. Partial guidance systems can also integrate sensory elements such as auditory and olfactory senses to create a multidimensional spatial experience.
The evolution of signage has always revolved around functional requirements and cultural communication. In the early days, basic guidance functions were the main focus. With the development of environmental art, elements such as VI system integration and multi material process innovation were gradually integrated, forming a standardized and customized production model that adapts to diverse scenarios such as commercial complexes and public facilities.