Snippet Spotlight 06/25

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Adam Davies
07 Feb • Reading Time: 3 minutes

If you’ve followed our LinkedIn page for a while, you’ll know all about our Snippet Spotlight feature; our weekly roundup of standout projects and key takeaways.

Starting this week, I’m making it a permanent Friday feature in the newsletter. That way, even more of our community can benefit from the insights, inspiration, and practical tips we uncover every week.

Each Friday, I’ll be recapping the featured projects from the week; highlighting the best takeaways, the most valuable insights, and anything else that didn’t make it into the original editions.

As we wrap up week one, I’d also love to hear what you think. Are you finding value in what we’re producing? Are we covering the kind of content that helps or inspires you?

Your feedback is essential. So please take a few seconds to vote in the poll below; your input will help me refine and improve this newsletter, and shape where we take the platform next. Your ongoing support is what will help build Sign Snippets into the most valuable resource for signage and branded spaces in the world.

What Did You Think Of This Weeks Editions?

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This Week’s Editions.

Our first week has taken us across the globe, showcasing a mix of projects that push the boundaries of signage and branded spaces.

From historic buildings exuding luxury to contemporary interiors bursting with vibrant colours, this week has been all about impact, inspiration, and learning.

Check out the original editions below, and click through to read each one in full, where you’ll find more images and detailed insights.

Raffles London at The OWO, London, UK by JFK Signs.

A masterclass in design consistency. This project highlights how the smallest details contribute to a seamless user experience, proving that luxury is all about refinement. Beyond aesthetics, it demonstrates how functional signage can blend effortlessly with architecture, creating a cohesive, engaging brand story.

The Eight, Washington, USA by Studio Matthews.

Bringing a brand to life in the built environment isn’t just about placing logos on walls. At The Eight, identity is expanded into a tangible experience; one that people can see, feel, and interact with. Through carefully selected materials, scale, and style, the signage becomes an extension of the space itself.

Nationale Nederlanden, Warsaw, Poland by Blank Studio.

A workplace should be more than functional; it should energise, inspire, and connect people to the brand. This project infuses brand energy into the environment, using vibrant colours, natural materials, and modular signage design that adapts to the space. 

Pyrmont Tech Campus, Sydney, Australia by There Studio.

A plain white space lacks personality; but when colour and texture are applied with purpose, the result is transformative. Here we have a space that proves that design choices go beyond aesthetics, influencing function, movement, and experience. This project explores how a kaleidoscope of finishes can bring a space to life.

Each of these projects showcases how signage and branding can shape environments, whether through detail, storytelling, energy, or materiality. If you’ve enjoyed this week’s editions, stay tuned; there’s plenty more to come.

Do you have a favourite project of the week? Explore them again, and don’t forget to vote for your favourite below:

Which Project Did You Find Most Valuable?

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Got A Project That Deserves The Spotlight?

We’re always on the lookout for exceptional signage, wayfinding, and branded spaces to feature. If you’ve worked on something you’re proud of, we’d love to showcase it to our growing community.

Why submit?

  • Get your work in front of thousands of industry professionals

  • Inspire designers, fabricators and brand experts worldwide.

  • Celebrate your craft, and give credit to your team.

Submitting is simple:

  1. Reply to this email with a short project overview.

  2. Attach or link to 5-10 high-quality images.

  3. Include any credits (Photographers, Designers, Fabricators etc.)

That’s it. We’ll handle the rest. Let’s get your work the recognition it deserves!