Ths year, we were proud to be a part of the annual sign invitational held at the International Sign Association Convention in Orlando Florida. Over 500 ballots were cast by attendees of the convention for their favorite entry. The theme this year was Marvelous Machines. Our entry posted above is of a turn of the century style roof mounted sign featuring our logo with moving wings head and letters. Working out the mechanics was quite a challenge, which impressed enough voters to win us the 2nd place trophy. We would like to thank the sponsors, Multicam and Smooth On! I would also like to contratulate the 1st place winner Dan Sawatsky, 3rd place Jim Dawson and 4th place Doug Hancock.
A great first impression!
Classic Carved Prismatic Lettering for the entrance to one of New Jersey's Highest Rated High Schools, right here in Basking Ridge. CNC carved and Handpainted HDU.
Tasteful, like a Fine Wine
Today we installed our latest contribution to the city of Morristown, NJ. This simply elegant sign featuring raised acrylic lettering on a black metal raised panel is a perfect fit to this building and neighborhood just across from the train station. The owners are great and the interior of the store is amazing! Stop bye or visit their website, https://www.cambridgewinesnj.com
Hand Crafted Industrial Park Sign
This hand crafted Industrial Park Sign in upscale Basking Ridge is just what this facility needed. This solid PVC sign features a carved woodgrain background giving it the warmth of a wood sign with the weather resistance of PVC. Behind the address is a background of sparkling crushed black glass with a 23K gold leaf prismatic flourish that really sparkles in the sunlight.
New Signs for the Natirar Estate
Today we had the pleasure of installing these custom cast aluminum directional signs at the famous Natirar Estate in Peapack Gladstone, NJ, Once owned by the King of Morocco, this estate was sold to Somerset County Park Commission. Ninety acres of the property which include the mansion and carraige house were leased to be developed into an exclusive hotel, spa and restaurant. They look great and really blend with the architectural details of the classic turn of the century estate. To learn more about this luxury property visit them on the web at http://www.natirar.com