Prestigious Offices for Prestige Finance Specialists Bridford

Feb. 9, 2012 - PRLog -- Yorkshire based vehicle livery and vinyl experts, LW Graphics have recently completed an office refurbishment for Ilkley based prestige finance specialists, Bridford. LW worked alongside Bridford’s marketing agency, Fantastic Media, to create eye-catching visuals which have an inviting yet professional office environment.

Having recently moved offices, Bridford wanted to create an office setting which would reflect the company’s personality and generate a positive working environment, whilst being appealing to potential clients. Bridford commissioned LW for the project on the back of its reputation in the industry and strong relationship with Bridford’s marketing partner Fantastic Media.

LW initially visited Bridford’s premises which allowed it to put together a proposal which would utilise every bit of office space. LW suggested fitting internal wall graphics, as well as fitting window graphics in the boardroom using perforated window film and etch effect vinyl on the glass doors and panels. All of the graphics were printed in-house using LW’s HP Designjet L25500 latex printer, on 3M IJ40 vinyl wallpaper with a satin laminate.

The offices were then finished with bespoke signage using a built up technique, which incorporated both 3D and flat cut letters that included 0.5mm brushed stainless steel letters and powder coated letters.

Tim Marlow, founder of Bridford said: “We are delighted with our new offices. From start to completion LW have acted professionally and given valued advice on all aspects of the project. The new graphics have brought our new office to life, a great job all round”.

Lee White, Managing Director at LW Graphics commented: “Bridford wanted to create an office environment that was inviting and stood out. Beginning with an initial consultation, we achieved the professional and eye catching finish that Bridford were looking by fitting internal wall and window graphics, and then installing signage throughout the offices to complete the job.”