Project showcase · Contour cabinet + Channel letters + Logo disc
Blimpie and Cold Stone Creamery Co-Branded Storefront Signs
Two brands share one storefront, and the signs are spaced so each reads on its own: a green Blimpie blimp on the left, Cold Stone Creamery in red to its right. Both chains belong to Kahala Brands, which pairs them under one roof, and this shop is in a new retail center in Fate.
- Sign typeContour cabinet, Channel letters, Logo disc
- IndustryIce cream and sub shop
- LocationFate, TX
- Year2026
- Delivered bySigns Express
Materials
BLIMPIE runs in white letters, with yellow dots over each i, on a green cabinet cut to the shape of a blimp, and a yellow ribbon reading AMERICA'S SUB SHOP tucks beneath it. COLD STONE follows in tall red slab serif letters over a white CREAMERY pill, and a red disc with the swirled cone closes the line, all on a pale paneled fascia.
Illumination
Flat overcast light leaves the red, green and yellow faces to hold their own against the pale wall; the cabinet and channel letters are built to carry both brands after dark.
Installation
Both signs share one line across the upper fascia, above a band of dark brown horizontal siding that wraps the storefront.
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