Business Reception Signs
Reception signs and wall branding at KSh 1,500 per foot - make the first thing visitors see unmistakably yours.
About This Product
Walk into any serious company and the reception wall does the introduction before the receptionist can. Your name, your logo, mounted where every visitor, candidate and client looks first - that single installation frames how the whole meeting goes.
Colorshade fabricates reception signs in Nairobi at KSh 1,500 per foot, priced transparently so you can budget from the wall measurement before we even visit. The signage is produced in-house - cutting, lettering and finishing by the same team - then installed to sit straight and secure.
Beyond front desks, the same wall branding treats boardrooms, corridors and branded feature walls, so offices often extend the project once they see the reception result. Buyers range from startups moving into their first office to established firms refreshing their premises floor by floor.
Your visibility is our concern: send a photo of your wall and its width on WhatsApp, and we will recommend sizing, share a visual, and quote the complete job - fabrication through installation.
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