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PS Skylt & Inredning delivers complete signage projects: signage programmes and drawings, illuminated built-up letters and light boxes, facade and entrance signs, indoor wayfinding, window and glass graphics, and vehicle wrapping. We handle sign permits, production, installation with lifts and ongoing service — from Stockholm and across the Nordics.
Willow Hotel · Trelleborg · 2026
For Willow Hotel, we were entrusted with creating a complete signage solution for both the exterior and interior. With exclusive facade signs and a bespoke wayfinding system, we have contributed to a clear and cohesive experience where every detail is designed to strengthen the hotel's identity.
Brasserie Astrid · Stockholm · 2026
For Brasserie Astrid at Mälarterrassen, we delivered a complete solution comprising a pergola system, parasols, entrance canopy, signage, and custom-made planter boxes. By ensuring all elements aligned with the restaurant's graphic profile, a cohesive and inviting environment was created where design, function, and brand work together from the entrance to the outdoor dining area.
Villa Valentina · Stockholm · 2026
For Villa Valentina, we were asked to create an entrance sign where mosaic, lighting, and solid craftsmanship meet. A custom-made sign that connects to the restaurant's warm and elaborate interior.
Non Solo Bar · Gamla stan · 2026
For Non Solo Bar in Gamla stan, we delivered a custom-made fascia sign with rounded illuminated acrylic, combining the feel of classic neon with modern technology. The result was a warm and welcoming signage solution that perfectly suits the environment by Slussen and strengthens the restaurant's identity both day and night.
Schnitzy · Gamla Stan, Stockholm · 2026
For Schnitzy in Gamla Stan, we supplied a patio awning with an LED-lit logo, lacquered details in the restaurant's profile colour, and updated fascias for the existing building sign. The result was an improvement for the entire exterior, where design, function, and brand work together.
O'Learys · 2026
For over 20 years, PS has been a complete partner for O'Learys signage, with deliveries to restaurants in Sweden, the Nordics, Europe, and Asia. We are responsible for external and internal signage, wall concepts, project planning, production, and installation to ensure each unit achieves the same O'Learys feel.
Bistro Nykvarn · Nykvarn · 2026
Bistro Nykvarn is one of the most comprehensive projects we have carried out at PS Skylt & Inredning. From graphic profile and signage concept to pergola, outdoor dining area and complete interior design, we have helped create a holistic experience where every detail connects. A project where design, function, and atmosphere together shaped Nykvarn's new living room.
Ponti & Omaka Ölbar · Södermalm · 2026
For Ponti & Omaka Ölbar on Nytorget, we supplied artistically designed window film for the restaurant's large window sections. The graphics were developed in line with the restaurant's graphic profile and help to strengthen the brand even outside the premises. The result was an eye-catching and stylish solution that enhances the façade and creates a strong overall impression.
What we manufacture and install. Point at a row to see when the sign type fits and how it looks installed.
Individual letters and logotypes in sheet metal or acrylic with LED, front- or halo-lit. Sharp form on the facade and even light after dark — the usual choice when the identity has to carry at a distance.
A closed box with an illuminated face or a wrapped panel, single or divided. Suits facades where the whole surface should light up and where the message needs changing without changing the sign.
Signage at doors, portals and reception: metal, acrylic, wrapped glass or frosted film. Often what decides whether a visitor finds the right entrance.
Floor directories, room signs, directional signs and numbering in a system that survives changes of tenants and departments. Common in healthcare, offices and public buildings.
A drawn rulebook for the whole estate: sign types, dimensions, colours, positions and installation. Sign number thirty looks like sign number one, and new locations can be ordered straight away.
Wrapping, frosted film, cut lettering and full prints on glazing. Visibility at street level and privacy on the same surface.
Graphics and branding on service vans and transport vehicles, adapted to model and panel surfaces. The same identity on the facade and on the vehicle outside.
Light sources, films, additions and replacement of entire sign estates. The supplier that built the sign keeps it running.
How we secure your project
Phase 01
Steps 1–2. We review the idea, the façade, and the business's needs, creating visualisations to present to staff, property owners, or landlords – and, once conditions are established, a firm quotation.
Phase 02
Steps 3–4. The order is placed and the project is planned: timeline, construction management, fixings, electrical work, and coordination.
Phase 03
Steps 5–6. The signs are produced – printing and foiling in-house, other elements through our established network of partners – and installed by our own fitters, who have been involved in the project from the start.
Two ways in
The same organisation in both cases: one responsible project manager, our own design studio, our own workshop and our own installation crews.
Single signage project
You need to be seen in one place, and the sign has to be right: the right size for the facade, even light in the dark months, durable fixings and a permit that goes through. We take it from first drawing to installed and connected sign.
Agreements and rebranding
When a brand changes name, identity or ownership, the signage has to be replaced at every address without stopping operations. We work continuously with customers who have placed all their signage with us: healthcare, public sector, care providers and restaurant chains.
A large part of a signage project is drawing work. Our designers produce the form, the visualisation and the production-ready drawings — the same documentation is used for the permit and for the workshop.
Kasai on Linnégatan: built-up letters and an illuminated facade sign, drawn to the facade and installed by our own crew.
We draw logotypes and adapt existing identities to signage: letter spacing, weight and contrast that hold on both a 30 cm door sign and a 6 metre facade sign.
The sign is placed in 3D on photos of your facade, in day and night mode, so you see the lighting before anything is made. The same image works for the landlord and for the permit application.
Dimensioned drawings with materials, fixings, power supply and colour codes (NCS/RAL). Workshop and installers build directly from them — no interpretation on site.
Blog
Articles on requirements, permits and what we take responsibility for.
PS Skylt & Inredning delivers complete signage projects: signage programmes and drawings, illuminated built-up letters and light boxes, facade and entrance signs, indoor wayfinding, window and glass graphics, and vehicle wrapping. We handle sign permits, production, installation with lifts and ongoing service — from Stockholm and across the Nordics.
Within a detailed development plan a sign normally requires a permit, and in city centres there are often additional requirements on adapting to the facade and the heritage environment. PS produces drawings, photomontages and application documents and handles the dialogue with the planning authority.
A single sign usually takes three to five weeks from approved drawing. If a permit is required, processing time controls the schedule. Larger signage programmes are split into stages so the entrance and the main sign come first.
Yes. We survey what is already there, decide what can be kept, rebuilt or relit, and produce a programme for what needs to be added. That is usually cheaper than replacing everything.
Price is driven by size, lighting technology, fixings and installation — an unlit light box and halo-lit built-up letters installed from a lift are far apart. We quote a fixed price after a site visit, never a guess over the phone.
Yes. A large part of our work is ongoing signage for organisations with many addresses — healthcare, care providers, public sector and restaurant chains. We produce a signage programme and manual, keep fixed products and prices, and then deliver each location as a call-off. Replacements are planned town by town around opening hours and operations, with documentation per address.
We start with an inventory of the existing signage and the new identity, produce the programme and drawings, and assess where a new sign permit is required. The signs are then manufactured in series and installed on a rolling plan, so every location is changed over without stopping operations.
Vector originals — AI, EPS, SVG or vector PDF. Vector is required to cut built-up letters, CNC-mill and laser-cut with the right precision. If you only have PNG or JPG we redraw the logotype in the correct format.
Modern LED modules normally last 50,000–100,000 operating hours, which is ten to fifteen years in ordinary use. With a service agreement, components are replaced in time so brightness stays even across the sign.
We adapt design and installation to the property's guidelines — heritage-listed building, restricted city-centre location or a mall with its own signage programme — and make sure approvals are in place before production starts.
A site visit costs nothing and gives you a clear answer on what is feasible in your specific space.
