Eternis Clinic, a skin, hair and laser clinic in Erandwane, Pune, needed every sign ready before opening day. The star is the reception: laser-cut 3D acrylic letters fixed piece by piece straight onto the architect’s fluted, LED-lit niche, with no base plate to hide the ribs.
Five stops, from the reception to opening day. Photos taken at the clinic in June 2025 and in our workshop.
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The interior architect gave the reception an arched niche with a fluted panel and an LED strip along its edge. A base plate would have hidden the fluting, so every letter of the logo and tagline is laser-cut acrylic fixed straight onto the ribs.
Before it went to site, the whole layout was laid out full size on our floor. The light and the fluting are the architect’s; the letters are ours.
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A 42 x 30 in white acrylic base plate on four chrome studs, with the logo and name raised in 3D acrylic and the services, phone number and timings below.
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Blue and white acrylic, fixed directly onto the wooden panel. No base plate: the wood grain is the background.
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Each cabin has its number in 8 mm black acrylic on 3M double-sided tape, on wooden walls and on glass doors alike. The washroom sign came free with the order.
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A Grand Opening standee printed on sunboard, with fold-out flaps on the back so it stands on a table or the reception counter without a frame.
Eternis Clinic was opening on the fifth floor of The Business Center in Erandwane, with a deadline of 1 June 2025. Their interior architect had built an arched niche behind the reception desk: a fluted panel with an LED strip running around its edge. The clinic needed its logo on that niche, a board at the entrance, a sign for its pharmacy, numbers for every cabin, and something to welcome guests on opening day.
A base plate on the niche would have covered the fluting the architect designed, so we left it out. We laser-cut the logo and SKIN • HAIR • LASER • AESTHETICS in acrylic, laid it all out full size on our floor, and fixed every piece straight onto the ribs of the panel. The LED strip and the fluted finish are the interior architect’s work; the letters are ours.
At the entrance, the clinic wanted more information: its services, phone number and timings. That went on a 42 x 30 in white acrylic base plate on four chrome studs, with the logo and name raised in 3D acrylic on top.
The pharmacy sign, ETERNIS PHARMACY, CHEMIST & DRUGGIST, is cut from blue and white acrylic and fixed directly onto the wooden panel, with no base plate, so the wood grain becomes the background.
Every cabin got its number in 8 mm black acrylic, stuck on with 3M double-sided tape, on the wooden walls and on the glass doors. The washroom sign came free with the order.
For opening day, we printed a Grand Opening standee on sunboard with fold-out flap stands on the back, so it stands on a table or the reception counter without a frame.
The board for the roadside (a lollipop board) in the original quote was not made, so it is not part of this job or its price.
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