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A final set of vinyl wraps for restaurants in Orange County finished our stint at the Gudetama Café. The project began with interior decorations and wall wraps introducing the brand based on the Sanrio character. The second phase focused on storefront window graphics. Now, it was time for a branded indoor wall of glass.
For this project, we wrapped a glass separator wall. Our technicians used 3M 40c clear vinyl. Next, we imprinted it with white ink courtesy of our HP700w printer. Look closely, and you will notice how we flood the vinyl with white ink and then print the colors over the white base color. The advantage of this technique is the ability to see the graphics clearly from the other side in reverse.
Without this production method, you only see gray-backed vinyl, which makes it difficult to see any graphics clearly. This glass wall looks a lot like stained glass, which creates the ambiance the café’s management team was looking for. Besides creating an inviting look for guests, the treated glass wall lets customers of other food court vendors know that the Gudetama Café is open for business.
Imprinted vinyl is a budget-friendly, highly effective way to change a restaurant’s ambiance virtually overnight. However, there are plenty of additional signage solutions that businesses use.
Which vinyl wraps could significantly change guests’ experiences of your brand? Work with our graphic artist to determine possible window, door, and wall graphics. We can also wrap tables, appliances, and booths. Call us today to schedule a design appointment!