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Neighborhood Foot and Ankle Contour Logo Sign

Cut to the outline of its logo and lettering, this sign fills the cream band between two floors of glass and puts a friendly, readable name on a stone medical building. The podiatry and foot and ankle surgery practice keeps an office in the Methodist Celina Professional Office Building.

Neighborhood Foot and Ankle lit cabinet sign with a foot logo above a glass storefront
  • Sign typeContour sign, Logo
  • IndustryPodiatry
  • LocationCelina, TX
  • Year2026
  • Delivered bySigns Express

Materials

A white contour edge wraps the whole layout: a circular mark with a blue hand cradling a gray foot beside a green leaf, NEIGHBORHOOD in bold blue capitals, and FOOT AND ANKLE in charcoal beneath. The piece mounts to a smooth cream band framed by gray stacked-stone piers.

Illumination

Shown in daylight, where saturated blue and charcoal on a white field read cleanly against the cream wall and the dark glazing around it.

Installation

The sign sits on the horizontal band separating the second-floor windows from the ground-floor glass, with a bucket truck reflected in the panes below.

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