Shopfront and illuminated signage in Melbourne.
Shopfront signs, illuminated letters, pylons and wayfinding, specified for the site and installed by the people who planned it.
- Shopfronts, centres, offices and campuses.
- Lit or unlit, from built-up letters to lightboxes.
- Short-term signs for launches and events.
- One contact from brief to install.
What it covers.
Where it goes: shopfronts, shopping centres, offices, campuses, hospitality, events.
From the work
[ Minimax ] Shopfront signs
Fascia and blade signs that read from across the street and suit the building.
[ Daniel's Donuts ] Illuminated signs
Lit letters, lightboxes and LED neon, wired and fixed safely.
Pylons and totems
Freestanding signs for centres, campuses and car parks.
[ Gabo Foundation ] Wayfinding
Directional and room signs that get people where they're going.
Window films
Frosting, privacy films and decals for offices and stores.
[ Monash University ] Short-term signs
Launch and event signs, up for a night or a season.
- View all the signage work
Why people call us.
More than 25 years in the industry across our team: sales, production, fabrication and installation.
The install
Where most jobs fall apart, and the part we never hand off. The crew that plans it installs it.
The deadline
Tight timeframes are normal for us. We plan back from opening night and stay on site until it's right.
One contact
One point of contact from the first call to bump-out. No chain of suppliers, nothing lost between them.
Any scale
From one kiosk to a national rollout, with crews resourced to the job.
How an In Mind job runs.
Step by step: a pop-up, from the first site visit to the doors opening.
Your vision, the space and the goals first. We survey the site, then guide you to the right approach, materials, budget and timing.
You get: a measured site and a plan.
Ideas turned into designs that work in the real world. The artwork, the details and the finishes are agreed before anything is made.
You get: drawings and artwork to sign off.
The print, the skins and the frame, made and checked against the drawings before anything leaves for site.
You get: every piece made to spec, on time.
The same team on site, start to finish. Stood up, finished and checked before the doors open.
You get: the people who planned it, installing it.
Brands we’ve worked with
More of what we make.
- InstallationInstall only, anywhere in Australia: national crews and large rollouts, for agencies and brands with it already made.
- Large FormatBanners, window graphics, wall wraps, hoardings, floor graphics and point-of-sale displays.
- Vehicle WrapsFull and partial wraps, fleet branding and vehicle graphics, designed to stand out.
- Fabrication3D lettering, displays, branded structures, custom joinery and bespoke builds, made for the space.
- Exhibitions & DisplaysExhibition stands, display systems and event branding that make the most of the brand in the room.
- Pop-ups & KiosksPop-up activations, retail kiosks and bespoke builds that hit the mark on the day.
Questions about signage.
Or skip the questions: call Anya on 0431 277 601.
Do I need a permit for a shopfront sign in Victoria?
Often. In Victoria, signs are controlled by Clause 52.05 of your council's planning scheme, and illuminated, pole and larger signs commonly need a planning permit. Shopping centres have their own sign approval too. We check what your site needs before anything is made.
How much does a shopfront sign cost?
It depends on the size, whether it's lit, the materials and how hard the site is to reach. A flat fascia panel costs far less than built-up illuminated letters. Send us the address, a photo of the building and your logo, and we'll quote.
How long does a new sign take?
Making and installing it is usually the quick part. A planning permit, where one's needed, takes longest: councils have 60 statutory days to decide most applications. Tell us your opening date and we'll work back from it.
What kinds of illuminated signs are there?
Built-up letters lit through the face or glowing from behind (halo-lit), lightboxes with printed or routed faces, and LED neon. Each is wired by a licensed electrician and fixed to suit the wall it's on.
Can you do signs for a store in a shopping centre?
Yes. Centre stores need the centre's design approval as well as the landlord's fit-out rules. We work to the centre's sign guidelines, prepare drawings for approval and install outside trading hours.
Got something in mind?
- Phone
- Anya 0431 277 601
- Where
- Melbourne, producing and installing nationally
- One point of contact, start to finish
- Melbourne, producing and installing nationally
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