Wooden lettering for Mahora’s façade
Bespoke commission
Foodservice
Signs, plaques and wayfinding
Milling, Varnishing and protective treatments, Painting and lacquering, Installation and on-site assembly
Wood, Plywood
The project
Mahora restaurant wanted to bring a natural character to its frontage. Archicercle fabricated the wooden letters for its sign and fitted them with spacers onto a black-lacquered backing panel.
The letters were CNC-milled from 3 cm-thick pine. Their thickness gives depth to the restaurant’s name, while the light tone of the wood contrasts with the dark background.
A two-component varnish was applied to waterproof the letters. The backing was made from black-lacquered phenolic birch plywood, bringing two different finishes together in the same sign.
Spacers hold the letters away from the backing panel. Archicercle’s contribution covered CNC fabrication, the protective treatment and fitting the letters onto the backing.
Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.
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