Overview
A routered, dimensional brand logo — cut and finished for display.
The work
The brief
Description
A brand logo for display lives or dies on its edges. This called for a clean, dimensional logo where the cut lines and the depth had to look precise — the kind of piece that reads as solid and considered rather than flat and printed.
What we made
Description
We routered the logo as a built-up, three-dimensional piece, cut from solid stock on our own machinery and finished for a crisp, dimensional read. Cutting it rather than printing it gives the shape real depth and a clean profile that catches light along its edges. Material, cut, and finish were all chosen to suit how and where it would be mounted.
The craft
Description
Sharp internal corners and an even depth across the whole shape, straight off the machine.
The outcome
Description
Cut, finished, and delivered ready to mount — a logo with the weight and depth that print can’t give.