Embossed Channel Letters for the Office of TOTEM HOMES

We are happy to share with you the results of our work for one of our newest clients, NEO HOME LLC! Within less than a month, Media Design created a unique logo for our client’s new residential complex, Totem Homes, branded a company vehicle and completed the advertising layout for the sales office located near the two complex buildings. Additionally, six unique designs were created for a total of 25 vinyl panels, installed as a fence around the construction site to provide information about the project and a lasting advertisement for the passersby on Ostromila Street, in Plovdiv.

Embossed Signs Tailored with Style to Our Client

To brand the Totem Homes sales office, we designed and installed two embossed signs made of 18 mm white PVC and featuring the complex’s logo. The lightweight but proven as high-quality material enabled smooth installation. This was essential for the current project, which involved two different surface types. Media Design is a company with numerous years of experience in the advertising industry, so we know how to successfully adapt our designs for any situation. One of the signs was mounted on a 10 mm transparent acrylic plate, offering stability without altering the initial design. Meanwhile, we could directly attach the second sign to the office’s side wall, whose dark grey color stands in sleek contrast to the white embossed channel letters.

Adding Finishing Touches While Advertising Efficiently

As mentioned, we were also tasked with surrounding the construction site with large, multifunctional vinyl panels, providing information about the future residential complex. The 25 panels, reaching over 45 meters in length, serve as a modern finish to this otherwise unfinished project, attracting the attention of passersby instead of deterring it, like most construction sites do. This type of advertisement is one of the most cost-effective investments due to its high visibility from street level, as well as its ability to generate interest in the future buildings. The panels include the same iconic green color used in the complex’s logo, creating a cohesive visual identity for the project – one of Media Design’s ultimate goals as a professional advertiser.