Spoty Sign: personalised music plaques

The project

Spoty Sign is a range of customisable decorative plaques that brings together a song, an image and a Spotify code on a physical panel. At Archicercle, we make these pieces for people who want to bring their music into a corner of their home or turn it into a personal gift. The campaign also includes plaques commissioned for wedding guest tables.

Production combines laser cutting of acrylic with direct-to-substrate printing. The rectangular format and graphic layout reference a music player screen, with an image, text, a progress bar and playback icons. Documented versions include both black and clear acrylic plaques.

The campaign examples explore different approaches to personalisation. The early pieces feature “Eso Que Tú Me Das” by Jarabe de Palo and a photograph; later examples present a plaque featuring “¿Por qué te vas?” by Jeanette in a box. Another composition, in orange tones, uses “Alguien Como Tú” by Joséan Log. The clear version presented afterwards combines a photograph, names and a date with the player graphics and a supporting base.

The wedding application came from a specific commission: to make plaques for the guest tables. These pieces were made from laser-cut black acrylic with direct-to-substrate printing. The set brings together different songs and cover images within a consistent graphic layout.

The printed code connects the decorative object to the song. As described in the campaign, it is scanned using the camera search in the Spotify app to access the chosen track; the playback icons are part of the printed graphics.

Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.