Good restaurant branding should not stop at the logo. It should carry across the fascia, windows, entrance and every other part of the frontage customers see from the street.
That was the approach taken at Olive Naturally Indian on Montagu Street in Eynesbury, St Neots.
Redwood Shopfront fitted a new restaurant frontage finished in a deep olive green, together with raised LED lettering and matching canopy sections above the windows.
Warm brown and gold details were introduced across the sign and canopies, bringing the different parts of the exterior together around the restaurant’s existing identity.
The Brief
- Location: Montagu Street, Eynesbury, St Neots PE19 2TD
- Business: Olive Naturally Indian
- Work completed: New restaurant shopfront installation
- Signage: Raised illuminated 3D lettering
- Canopies: Branded canopy sections above the front windows
- Main finish: Dark olive green with warm brown, gold and white branding
What Redwood Shopfront Did
The restaurant needed more than a replacement sign. The full exterior had to look connected, with the colours, lettering, windows and canopy sections working as one design.
Redwood Shopfront completed the work by:
- Installing the new restaurant shopfront
- Finishing the frontage in a deep olive-green colour
- Fitting raised 3D letters across the main fascia
- Adding LED illumination to improve visibility after dark
- Installing matching canopy sections above the front windows
- Adding the restaurant website and olive graphic to the canopy
- Coordinating the green, brown, gold and white details across the frontage
The main Olive name was given the strongest position on the fascia, making it easy to identify from the road. Smaller wording and graphics were then used to support the brand without making the sign look crowded.
Businesses considering a similar exterior can learn more about our shopfronts for restaurants and takeaways.
The Finished Result
The completed frontage gives Olive Naturally Indian a distinctive identity on Montagu Street.
From a distance, the raised Olive lettering immediately identifies the restaurant. Closer to the building, the canopy graphics, website address and smaller fascia details complete the design.
The finished exterior now feels like one complete design, with the shopfront, illuminated lettering and canopies all supporting the Olive brand.
View more examples in our recent shopfront projects, or contact Redwood Shopfront to discuss a new frontage, signage or canopy installation.
FAQ
Can Redwood install a shopfront, signage and canopy as one project?
Yes. The frontage can be planned around the entrance, windows, fascia, business branding and canopy requirements so the completed exterior follows one coordinated design.
Can shopfront colours be matched to existing branding?
Shopfront finishes, signage and canopy colours can be selected around a business’s existing branding. Exact colours and finishes should be agreed before manufacturing begins.
Can branding be added directly to the canopy?
Yes. A business name, website address, logo or other approved graphic can be added to the canopy material, depending on its design and available space.
Does Redwood install restaurant shopfronts outside London?
This project was completed in St Neots. Coverage depends on the project location, size and installation requirements. Send the postcode and photographs through our contact page to confirm availability.
As the lead writer for Redwood Shopfront, Tom has over 7+ years of hands-on experience in the London commercial property sector, establishing himself as a leading authority on shopfront design and high-security structural glazing. Helping business owners in high-traffic areas like Soho and Walthamstow navigate complex security requirements, including LPS 1175 and PAS 24 compliance. His work ensures that every storefront is not just visually striking, but fully secured against modern threats.
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