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Line and Pattern in Retail Decor

Lines in retail decor lead the eye and hopefully the feet towards a destination. Patterns communicate feelings and create a mood.


Ahold Giant - Falls Church, VA


A pattern is the repetition or arrangement of lines or shapes into a decorative design.


Whole Foods - Calabasas, CA


Things really get moving when we design with Line Patterns. Repeating lines in a regular way to create a pattern can result in a beautiful and impactful visual effect.


Aldi - Philadelphia, PA


Key Foods Emporium - Albertson, NY


SuperOne - Grand Rapids, MI



But "in a regular way" does not always mean predictably or uniformly. Designers can get very creative when composing with abstract or random line patterns.


SuperOne - Grand Rapids, MI


However, it's shapes that are more often used in the making of patterns.


Whole Foods - Palm Beach, FL


Whole Foods - Temecal, CA


McCaffrey's - Yardley, PA


Uncle Giuseppe's - Long Island, NY


Below, identically shaped and colored signs create a pattern visible from any point in the store


Gabes - New Castle, PA


And here is an example utilizing a combination of line and shape patterns resulting in a whimsical effect.


Whole Foods - Calabasas, CA


Whatever your design, fabrication, and installation needs are, Off The Wall has a stellar completion and delivery record.

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