
Restaurant
McDonald's Murals, tartan panels and recycling station
What we did
- Client
- McDonald's
- Sector
- Restaurant
- Area
- Printing · Signage
- Type of work
- Vinyl & decoration · Large format · Corporate signage
- Location
- Spain
Graphic decoration for a McDonald's restaurant with a language of its own: tartan panels in green, blue and purple behind the slatted screens, photographic murals of faces crossed by colour stripes, white line drawings on a black background and illustrated graphics for the recycling station. Unical Graphic produced and installed the pieces during the fit-out.
The challenge
Several motifs had to sit together in the same dining room without losing unity, and the recycling station needed clear labelling by waste type that matched the decoration. Installation took place on site, with other trades in the unit.
Our solution
The tartan panels were printed in large format and installed behind the slatted screens, so the pattern is seen through them and shifts with the viewpoint. The photographic murals were fitted to each wall, with the white line drawings applied on black panels as a common thread between areas. At the recycling station the fronts were lettered with colour labels for organic, plastic and paper waste, accompanied by the same illustrations. The tartan graphics were also carried onto the terrace glazing.
Materials used
- Large-format printed panels with tartan pattern
- Photographic vinyl for wall murals
- White cut vinyl for line drawings
- Lettered labels and fronts for the recycling station
- Vinyl for glazing
- On-site installation by our own crew
Results
- Dining room with several moods and a shared graphic language
- Screens that gain depth from the pattern behind them
- Recycling station clearly labelled by waste type
- Consistent graphics between interior and glazed terrace
The work up close
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