A Timeless Look for Interior Branding
Weathered wood has been trending in interior design since as far back as 2008. At first, many thought it would be a short-lived fad—but here we are over a decade later, and it’s still a go-to material for designers seeking a rustic, authentic, and timeless aesthetic.
The Challenge of Dimensional Lettering on Weathered Wood
Recently, we had the opportunity to create a custom interior sign installation for Hoffman Stewart, a respected regional CPA firm based right here in Portland. Their design vision included weathered wood as a backdrop for dimensional acrylic letters—a classic meets contemporary look.
Here’s the tricky part: weathered wood isn’t flat. Its uneven, organic surface can make it challenging to mount precision-cut dimensional signage. And when the letters have already been fabricated? That adds an extra layer of complexity. But our team thrives on detail and execution—especially when the project requires creative problem-solving.
The end result? A clean, professional installation that adds depth, character, and credibility to their workspace—without compromising the integrity of the rustic materials.
Why Weathered Wood Still Works in Branded Interiors
Whether used as a feature wall, wayfinding backdrop, or company signage surface, weathered wood:
Creates a warm and inviting brand presence
Adds natural texture to modern office designs
Helps balance digital or high-gloss materials with organic elements
Photographs beautifully for client visits and social media content
Paired with expertly designed dimensional lettering, it becomes more than décor—it becomes a statement of brand identity.
Looking to elevate your interior branding with custom signage, natural materials, or dimensional letters?
Contact Summit Graphics PDX today—we’re ready to help you bring your brand to life, one surface at a time.
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