Many museums, galleries, and showrooms are designed with unusual layouts and striking furnishings - visually vibrant but a difficult place to put up signs or displays. Using curved sign holders can help you market in these spaces.
Some art museums and galleries feature undulating walls to offset the sharp edges of framed works of art. A curved sign holder next to each work of art will hug the curve of the wall perfectly without obstructing the art, all the while displaying vital information about painting and its artist.
Retail stores, particularly high-end ones, are increasingly turning to custom-designed floor plans with unique and unusual display cases. The old-fashioned square display cases are giving way to stylish, curving cases in dramatic colors and bold shapes. Jewelry stores are an excellent example of this trend. With cases that curve both in and out along the length of their walls, curved sign holders are ideal because they can be used either concavely or convexly.
If you have a loft or warehouse style building with few walls but lots of pillars, it can be difficult to find places to put up signs of any kind. Whether you want to display pricing for your business or simply display some great photographs, don’t discount the pillars as great display space. A single curved sign holder on each one can spotlight a stunning photograph, or consider stacking several up and down the height of a pillar for greater impact.
Reminding visitors to stay within certain areas or to use the handrails is essential in parks and outdoor areas. Wherever you have railings for your patrons, consider attaching a curved sign holder that holds a safety reminder. You can also include information such as directions to the nearest restroom or exit for the convenience of your patrons.
You don’t have to have a specific reason to use curved sign holders – you may just like the shape. If you aren’t going to mount them on a curved wall or pillar, you can set them on any desk or countertop to display photos, prices, or advertising information in style. The curved design draws the eye and gives a feeling of movement, perfect for any fast-paced environment. Try placing a row of them next to each other facing in opposite directions for a fascinating wave-like effect that will really draw attention to the literature you’ve placed between the clear acrylic panels. The options are endless…so get creative!
