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Aluminum channels allow for the display of six rotating oyster varieties. This handmade sign, fabricated by Wallcraft in Baltimore, features a gold painted frame, aqua gradient, and hand-stenciled logos.
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Silkscreened and debossed cover.
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Dip-dyed baltic birch plywood, brass clip, rivets.
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Painted shingles, cut acrylic logo.
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We needed a caddy to hold paper oyster menus and pencils. We couldn’t find a good off-the-shelf solution so we created a variety of fictionals oyster brands, printed labels, and applied them to empty cans for a fun and budget friendly solution.
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After spinning our wheels with the concept of a tile mosaic we wisely pivoted to this nautical inspired rope and cleat wall that features original art.
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