Two sales galleries for the Pune builder Ravima, branded inside and out: lit acrylic letters on the entrance wall, 3D office wall branding built up in layers of print and acrylic with a glowing logo, ultra-clear films on every glass cabin, reverse-printed acrylic panels and hand-held acrylic plates.
24 photos below, each with what it shows · tap any photo to see it full size · real job photos, only light and colour corrected (two are close-ups cropped from a wider photo)
Thirteen stops, in the order a buyer meets them, each photo with a note on what it is and how we made it.
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This is the wall a visitor sees first on entering the project. We made Newton Homes Royale in acrylic letters with LEDs inside and fixed them straight on the textured wall.
Every wire runs through the back of the wall, so nothing shows from the front. By day the letters show the brand colours; after dark they glow and throw a soft light on the wall around them.
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The letters, the logo and the coloured tiles are laser-cut from 5 mm acrylic and pasted straight on the painted wall with strong 3M double-sided tape. No frames, no screws.
Acrylic sheet does not come in Ravima’s exact brand colours, so we cut the tiles from white acrylic and UV-printed the colours on top. The Newton Homes logo and the “I choose to” line are white acrylic with highlights in brushed-gold acrylic. The finish is so clean that the letters seem to grow out of the wall.
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The Ravima Care logo is laser-cut acrylic, pasted on the wall with 3M tape. Next to it hangs a clear acrylic sheet carrying the logos and text of every Ravima Care service, in black vinyl cut on our plotter.
Because the acrylic is clear, the wall shows through behind the text, which gives the panel a glassy, light look.
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The base is a dark grey print on a high-end polymeric vinyl that hugs the wall, so the finish is seamless. The small text is printed into this layer.
On top sit laser-cut white acrylic tiles, 3 mm thick, with the brand’s triangles and squares UV-printed on them, and the multicoloured tower of triangles, also raised. The Newton Homes logo and letters are cut from a single 10 mm acrylic sheet, so they stand out furthest. The girl with wings is printed on acrylic and raised too.
Three heights on one wall, print, 3 mm and 10 mm, are what turn a printed wall into a 3D one.
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On the second brand wall, the word RAVIMA is made of acrylic letters with LEDs inside, fixed on top of the printed wall. The wires are drawn through from behind the wall, so you see only the glowing letters.
A lit sign set into a wall print, inside an office, is something we had not done before this job. It is the piece visitors remember.
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Photos of Ravima’s projects, in Pimpri, Tathawade and Hadapsar, were printed on 5 mm acrylic and cut to the outline of each building. Each one sits on a 10 mm WPC base, so there are three layers on the wall: the wall print, the WPC and the acrylic.
The buildings stand well off the wall, which gives the whole panel its depth.
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A quieter wall in the same style carries the Ravima logo, the company’s numbers and its core values, with the same tower of brand-coloured triangles.
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Every cabin has glass partitions. Along the full length of each panel we pasted a 3 ft high strip of ultra-clear transparent vinyl printed with Ravima’s triangles and tiles.
The film is so clear that it seems to merge with the glass: you see the colours, not the film. The strips run through the whole office and tie every cabin to the brand.
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Where the senior executives sit, we used frosted film prints to screen the cabins. The frosted film also carries print: the main features and selling points of the project.
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In several places, mostly in the inner cabins under the AC, we fixed large reverse-printed acrylic panels, about 6 ft wide and 2.5 to 3 ft high, showing the building’s elevations and photos.
The print sits behind the acrylic, so it looks like it is under glass. The panels are held on the wall with studs.
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For the Maximum project in Hadapsar-Mundhwa we made a lit acrylic LED logo on a white acrylic base panel, fixed straight on the wall.
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On a semicircular shelf stand rows of 3 mm acrylic plates, each printed with a feature or selling point of the project.
They are rigid, so a visitor can lift one off the shelf and hold it while the sales team talks them through it.
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A simpler piece: the Ravima logo in red acrylic letters on a white acrylic base plate. The photo was taken before the brown protective film was peeled off the acrylic.
Ravima builds homes across Pune, and every site has a sales office where buyers come to see the sample flat and decide on one of the biggest purchases of their lives. Each office follows the same pattern: the Ravima logo, the name of the project, and a sales area branded from the entrance wall to the last cabin. For the sales galleries of Newton Homes Royale in Pimpri Chinchwad and Maximum in Hadapsar-Mundhwa, Ravima wanted first-class materials all the way.
We made and installed everything you see on this page, in 2024: the lit letters outside, the layered brand walls, the glass films, the acrylic panels and plates. Pritam Bodke, who runs our signage projects, led the job on site with our fitters.
The two offices follow the same design, so the photos here come from both. Walk through them in the order a buyer does, from the entrance wall to the cabins.
Some people call walls like these wall murals. We call them 3D office wall branding: a printed wall with acrylic pieces raised off it in two or three heights, so the brand stands out of the wall instead of lying flat on it.
Our video on 3D wall murals for offices. It loads only when you tap play, so the page stays fast.
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