Hotel Signage

Hotel signage can become a curated design object — not merely a utility.

By leveraging high-resolution multi-material 3D printing, we can create signage that integrates ornamental surface textures, micro-relief details, adaptive lighting, and sustainable composite materials, giving hotels a distinct visual identity while improving accessibility, durability, and maintenance.

Key Advantages

  • 3D Multilayer Printing allows intricate floral, textile, and metallic textures to be directly printed on curved or compound surfaces (e.g., ceramic-like polymers, glass-infused resin, translucent acrylics).
  • Backlit Lettering & Embossing through additive manufacturing enables light diffusion through gradients or textural depth, not just transparency.
  • Embedded IoT tags can make each sign interactable for smart navigation or accessibility tools.
  • Modular Capsules with decorative and functional layers (e.g. room numbers, exit signage, branding) printed as a single shell — no screws, no laminates, just unified form
Reception - hotel signage
Reception – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Reception

A suspended circular reception sign with a soft sage-green background and delicate floral linework, framed in warm brass. The light-diffusing acrylic surface and elegant typography evoke the calm poise of botanical illustration, offering a serene welcome rooted in contemporary hospitality minimalism.

Garden - hotel signage
Garden – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Garden

A brass-framed EXIT sign with a rich crimson bird-and-blossom motif, evoking the opulent serenity of 1930s Eastern rail lounges.

Passage - Designed by Andras Krizbai
Passage – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Passage

A circular EXIT piece with a gilded interior and botanical chinoiserie rim, reminiscent of luxury liner portholes and lacquered saloons.

Mood - hotel signage
Mood – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Mood

A heritage-inspired oval room plate in brass with detailed floral inlays, echoing the crafted ornamentation of Orient Express cabin doors.

The Bund - hotel signage
The Bund – Designed by Andras Krizbai

The Bund

A rectangular red-and-gold room number sign rooted in Shanghai Art Deco, channeling The Bund’s legacy of cosmopolitan grandeur.

Roses - hotel signage
Roses – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Roses

A high-gloss white floral plaque with raised hibiscus petals and brass accents, reflecting the porcelain traditions of colonial ocean voyages.

Paris - hotel signage
Paris – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Paris

A turquoise and blush floral medallion ringed in light, offering a contemporary re-interpretation of imperial French ornament in a hospitality setting.

Departure - hotel signage
Departure – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Departure

A richly textured EXIT sign formed from golden floral tile segments, recalling folding travel screens and the romance of vintage wayfinding.

Golden - hotel signage
Golden – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Golden

A mosaic-textured circular EXIT sign with walking figure icon, merging safety with decorative craft in a gilded Belle Époque expression.

Blossom - hotel signage
Blossom – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Blossom

A soft matte brass oval plaque with deep red blossoms, blending signage and storytelling like a vintage luggage monogram from a world tour.

Empress - hotel signage
Empress – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Empress

A glowing round mural in soft pink and green, set into rose-gold cladding, reminiscent of Parisian lift interiors from the golden travel age.

Shanghai - hotel signage
Shanghai – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Shanghai

A floral medallion in emerald and blush with a radiant halo, marking the lift lobby with the dignity of a first-class terminal arrival zone.

Noir - hotel signage
Noir – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Noir

A bold oval room number plaque with warm red florals on a dark olive ground, exuding French Deco elegance with a nod to Louis-era tapestries.

Arch - hotel signage
Arch – Designed by Andras Krizbai

Arch

A glowing circular floral wall piece set into polished stone, anchoring the corridor like a ceremonial art object from a 1930s luxury hotel.