Name Plaques / Plates
A nameplate displays the name of the person or family living in a house. Whether you own a bungalow or an apartment, a nameplate is one of the first objects that a guest will observe while visiting your house. This space can create an impression and set a complete tone for the rest of your house. So it becomes very important for you to decorate this space in such a way that it reflects your personal style and also offers a welcoming tone for your guests.
After all, the first impression is the last impression!
So, make sure that your nameplate design is unique and impresses your visitors. Since these days homeowners prefer customized nameplates, we decided to jot down a complete article in this blog, highlighting some of the nameplate design ideas for your home.
Material and types -
Acrylic Nameplates
Make the entrance of your house look stylish and neat with Acrylic nameplates. These glass lookalike nameplates look stylish and graceful at the same time. These nameplates are basically made of mirror shine Acrylic sheet.
Impressive Brass Nameplates
Brass is like a timeless material to use to design a nameplate for your house. Made out of robust materials that perform well in both indoor and outdoor conditions, it also offers excellent resistance against saltwater, corrosion, tarnish, chemicals, and solvents, as well as extreme temperatures.
Besides being long-lasting, Brass is also chosen as a nameplate body because of its distinctive looks compared to other types of metal. Brass has a unique golden color that comes from the mixture of copper and zinc that gives it such a decorative and polished look.
Wooden Nameplates
Wood is one of the oldest and by far the most popular material to design nameplates for houses. With the majesty of its own along with natural variations in texture and color, a wooden nameplate can give your home entrance space a great look. Wooden nameplates are simple and elegant. These nameplates can surely help you to create a positive impression.
Stainless steel or Aluminum Nameplates
Stainless steel and Aluminum nameplates are the addition of modern-day home decor culture. It provides an elegant seamless finish. Apart from their distinctive looks, stainless steel and Aluminum nameplates are incredibly long-lasting and capable of withstanding adverse weather conditions – making them suitable for outdoor and indoor use.
Glass Nameplates
Glass nameplates define the class. These nameplates are elegant, rich, and look very classy wherever it appears. The glass nameplates are also long-lasting. Glass can endure weather changes, is free of rust, and doesn’t have a corrosive nature. Due to which it is considered one of the best materials to design a nameplate.
Clay Nameplates
Clay nameplates are the new addition to our modern-day home design. One can customize the entire nameplate as per their style and interior. These nameplates are made of a wooden base with textures added with acrylic paints and polymer clay and a final touch of waterproofing.
Most important of all -
Objective: Consider what the overall intent is for your nameplate.
What is the statement you want your nameplate to make? Does it need to work across your product line on a variety of different colored products? Do you need it to stand out and catch attention? Are you looking for a refined elegant look? Is this an industrial application that requires a durable tough look? What is the budget for this project? These are some of the questions to consider when beginning the nameplate design process.
There are many possibilities to consider when designing a nameplate. It is often helpful to work with us at the very beginning of your project. We can work with you to show you your options and offer suggestions that will help you meet your design intent. We offer concept drawings to help explore different looks. They are a quick way to evaluate your options.
Graphics: Determine what graphics are to be include on the nameplate.
Many nameplates include simply a logo. Others incorporate a model or product name into the nameplate. Borders are often added for visual interest or to set off key elements on the nameplate. It is possible to add patterns to create additional detail. They can be subtle or bold and printed to create a subtle texture.
Shape & size: Consider what the overall dimensions and silhouette are for the nameplate.
Many times your specific logo or graphics will provide visual cues which help you determine the appropriate shape for the nameplate. A block logo or font may be more appropriate on a rectangular nameplate. The nameplate can also be created in a silhouette of the logo with a minimal amount of background supporting the graphics. In addition, stock dies are available in a wide variety of sizes and offer a way to help control tooling costs.
Colors: Determine what colors are to be used in your nameplate design.
This one sounds straight forward. I want black and silver and I'm done. The reality is there are options with each color. Consideration also needs to be made for what gloss level is desired. Metallic colors have small metal flakes in the pigment. They are naturally low gloss and contrast nicely with bright colors.
Appearance: Consider what overall effect you would like to achieve in the nameplate.
You're well on your way by the time you are at this step in your design. However, there are still additional considerations. Do you want a dimensional look to your nameplate? Will your nameplate sit in a recess? Is the nameplate applied to a contoured surface? Embossing, debossing and forming are tooling options available to add dimension to your nameplate. Doming can also be used to add depth.
Environment: Provide a listing of product specifications or environmental requirements to be met.
The environment your nameplate will be used in determines what protective topcoats we will use in the decoration process. The clear topcoat provides the overall gloss level for the part and protects the nameplate from harsh environments. We offer different topcoats depending on your end requirements.
Attachment: Review options for attaching your nameplate to your product.
A wide array of pressure sensitive and heat activated adhesives can be used to attach your nameplate. Foam adhesives are available in a variety of thicknesses and are often used for attaching to rough surfaces. In addition, mechanical options such as snap fit, tabs and studs can be used for attachment to the final product.
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After all, the first impression is the last impression!
So, make sure that your nameplate design is unique and impresses your visitors. Since these days homeowners prefer customized nameplates, we decided to jot down a complete article in this blog, highlighting some of the nameplate design ideas for your home.
Material and types -
Acrylic Nameplates
Make the entrance of your house look stylish and neat with Acrylic nameplates. These glass lookalike nameplates look stylish and graceful at the same time. These nameplates are basically made of mirror shine Acrylic sheet.
Impressive Brass Nameplates
Brass is like a timeless material to use to design a nameplate for your house. Made out of robust materials that perform well in both indoor and outdoor conditions, it also offers excellent resistance against saltwater, corrosion, tarnish, chemicals, and solvents, as well as extreme temperatures.
Besides being long-lasting, Brass is also chosen as a nameplate body because of its distinctive looks compared to other types of metal. Brass has a unique golden color that comes from the mixture of copper and zinc that gives it such a decorative and polished look.
Wooden Nameplates
Wood is one of the oldest and by far the most popular material to design nameplates for houses. With the majesty of its own along with natural variations in texture and color, a wooden nameplate can give your home entrance space a great look. Wooden nameplates are simple and elegant. These nameplates can surely help you to create a positive impression.
Stainless steel or Aluminum Nameplates
Stainless steel and Aluminum nameplates are the addition of modern-day home decor culture. It provides an elegant seamless finish. Apart from their distinctive looks, stainless steel and Aluminum nameplates are incredibly long-lasting and capable of withstanding adverse weather conditions – making them suitable for outdoor and indoor use.
Glass Nameplates
Glass nameplates define the class. These nameplates are elegant, rich, and look very classy wherever it appears. The glass nameplates are also long-lasting. Glass can endure weather changes, is free of rust, and doesn’t have a corrosive nature. Due to which it is considered one of the best materials to design a nameplate.
Clay Nameplates
Clay nameplates are the new addition to our modern-day home design. One can customize the entire nameplate as per their style and interior. These nameplates are made of a wooden base with textures added with acrylic paints and polymer clay and a final touch of waterproofing.
Most important of all -
Objective: Consider what the overall intent is for your nameplate.
What is the statement you want your nameplate to make? Does it need to work across your product line on a variety of different colored products? Do you need it to stand out and catch attention? Are you looking for a refined elegant look? Is this an industrial application that requires a durable tough look? What is the budget for this project? These are some of the questions to consider when beginning the nameplate design process.
There are many possibilities to consider when designing a nameplate. It is often helpful to work with us at the very beginning of your project. We can work with you to show you your options and offer suggestions that will help you meet your design intent. We offer concept drawings to help explore different looks. They are a quick way to evaluate your options.
Graphics: Determine what graphics are to be include on the nameplate.
Many nameplates include simply a logo. Others incorporate a model or product name into the nameplate. Borders are often added for visual interest or to set off key elements on the nameplate. It is possible to add patterns to create additional detail. They can be subtle or bold and printed to create a subtle texture.
Shape & size: Consider what the overall dimensions and silhouette are for the nameplate.
Many times your specific logo or graphics will provide visual cues which help you determine the appropriate shape for the nameplate. A block logo or font may be more appropriate on a rectangular nameplate. The nameplate can also be created in a silhouette of the logo with a minimal amount of background supporting the graphics. In addition, stock dies are available in a wide variety of sizes and offer a way to help control tooling costs.
Colors: Determine what colors are to be used in your nameplate design.
This one sounds straight forward. I want black and silver and I'm done. The reality is there are options with each color. Consideration also needs to be made for what gloss level is desired. Metallic colors have small metal flakes in the pigment. They are naturally low gloss and contrast nicely with bright colors.
Appearance: Consider what overall effect you would like to achieve in the nameplate.
You're well on your way by the time you are at this step in your design. However, there are still additional considerations. Do you want a dimensional look to your nameplate? Will your nameplate sit in a recess? Is the nameplate applied to a contoured surface? Embossing, debossing and forming are tooling options available to add dimension to your nameplate. Doming can also be used to add depth.
Environment: Provide a listing of product specifications or environmental requirements to be met.
The environment your nameplate will be used in determines what protective topcoats we will use in the decoration process. The clear topcoat provides the overall gloss level for the part and protects the nameplate from harsh environments. We offer different topcoats depending on your end requirements.
Attachment: Review options for attaching your nameplate to your product.
A wide array of pressure sensitive and heat activated adhesives can be used to attach your nameplate. Foam adhesives are available in a variety of thicknesses and are often used for attaching to rough surfaces. In addition, mechanical options such as snap fit, tabs and studs can be used for attachment to the final product.
Website @ www.amritaparyani.art
Facebook Page @ www.facebook.com/AmritaParyani.ART
Instagram @ www.instagram.com/amritaparyani.art
Twitter @ www.twitter.com/amritaparyani
Youtube @ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4WVGuXSpVKRCRcMZQmxQXQ