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Branch branding

Rolling FNB's brand across a national branch network.

FNB Botswana needed a consistent, on-brand look across its branches: interior wall graphics, exterior signage and window treatments, all produced to a bank's standard and installed with minimal disruption to trading.

SignageWindow frostingInterior graphicsNationwide install

The brief

Give every FNB branch a uniform, professional brand environment that customers recognise the moment they walk in, and do it across multiple locations without slowing down day-to-day banking.

The challenge

Bank branding leaves no room for drift. Colours, finishes and placement have to match head-office specification at every site, and installation has to happen around live branches, often outside trading hours.

What we did

We handled design setup, colour management, production and installation in house. Interior wall graphics, branch signage and window frosting were produced to spec and fitted branch by branch, with our own team managing quality on site.

Delivered

  • Interior wall and feature graphics
  • Exterior and internal branch signage
  • Window frosting and privacy vinyl
  • Colour-managed production to brand spec
  • On-site installation across branches
The work

On site and in production.

Real photography from this project is being finalised with our team. Placeholders below map exactly where each image will sit.

Photo to loadBranch exterior signage
Photo to loadWindow frosting detail
Photo to loadInterior wall graphics
Photo to loadReception feature wall
Photo to loadWayfinding signage
Photo to loadInstall in progress

Photo placeholders: EPG to drop in high-resolution images of the finished work.

1Brand, every branch
100%In-house production
NationwideInstall footprint

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