Most commercial signage in Dubai needs to carry Arabic and English together, and getting the balance wrong — sizing, positioning or reading order — is one of the more common reasons artwork gets sent back for changes. Arabic English Signage is produced with correctly balanced bilingual layouts from the start.
What counts as correct varies by sector — a shopfront, a real estate board and an airport sign each follow different conventions, and we design to whichever applies.
Getting the layout right
Arabic and English are treated as equal partners in the layout, not one language squeezed in around the other.
From artwork to installed sign
Production and installation are handled by the same team that designed the layout, so what gets approved is what ends up on the wall.
What sets our approach apart
- Arabic and English treated as equal partners in the layout
- Sector-specific conventions applied rather than a generic template
- Typography sized and spaced for legibility in both scripts
- Production and installation kept with the same team that designed it
Ask for a quotation
Send your logo, wording in both languages and the site details, and we'll come back with a design and price.