3D Corporate Wall Logos for Offices

• Boardrooms and executive suites where the logo sits behind the chair.
• Corridors and landings that lead to departments.
• Staff canteens and breakout areas that carry the brand.
• Training rooms and presentation spaces.
• Branch offices that need a quick, consistent brand presence.

• Flat-cut raised logos in a single thickness for a clean, graphic result.
• Layered logos with several thicknesses or colours stacked.
• Stand-off logos mounted off the wall to cast a shadow line.
• Panel-mounted logos fixed to a backing board that is then hung or fixed, useful where walls cannot be drilled.
• Mixed-material logos using metal for the mark and acrylic for colour fields.

Common choices are painted or brushed aluminium, stainless steel, brass, acrylic and PVC foam board. Metal suits boardrooms where finish and weight matter. Acrylic and PVC are lighter and economical for corridors or large runs across many branches. Colours are matched to a reference you supply, and we can mix gloss and matt finishes.

For most wall logos, standard room lighting is enough. A discreet halo or wall-wash can add emphasis in a boardroom, and a lit face works for a logo that must be seen in a dim corridor. If lighting is your priority, see illuminated reception logos. Advanced lighting options are subject to technical assessment and confirmed availability.

• Choose office reception signs for the main visitor-facing wall.
• Choose office wall graphics for large printed branding that is quicker and more economical, though less dimensional.
• Choose flat-cut metal letters for words rather than a logo mark.
• Choose laser-cut metal signs for decorative or patterned metal logos.

• Size and proportion: logo size is set by wall dimensions and how far people stand from it. Corridor logos are often smaller than boardroom logos.
• Weight and fixing: heavy metal logos need solid fixings. Drywall may need framing or a backing panel.
• Contrast: a logo that matches the wall disappears, so we test colour against paint.
• Detail: very fine lines may need simplifying in 3D.
• Approvals: landlord or body corporate consent may be needed in leased space.

• Logo size and complexity.
• Number of layers and materials.
• Finish and paint matching.
• Quantity across branches.
• Wall type and fixing method.
• Lighting, if any.

Dust regularly with a soft cloth. Clean metal with a non-abrasive cleaner suited to the finish. Avoid spraying cleaner directly on the wall near the logo. If you repaint, let us know so we can remove and refit the logo.

We survey and install by appointment from Rivonia, including multi-branch office rollouts across Gauteng.

Popular areas: Sandton, Johannesburg, Pretoria, Midrand, Centurion, Waterfall City.