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The Den Poker Lounge Dimensional Letters and Logo Disc
A copper bear head over a row of card suits sets the tone before anyone reads THE DEN, spelled out in tall dark serif capitals on a pale stone wall. The Den runs as a membership social club in Rowlett's Dalrock Crossing center, offering No Limit Hold'em and tournaments alongside chess, dominoes and spades.
- Sign typeDimensional letters, Logo disc
- IndustryPoker and social club
- LocationRowlett, TX
- Year2026
- Delivered bySigns Express
Materials
THE and POKER LOUNGE are flanked by thin horizontal rules above and below the oversized DEN, every character a dark dimensional letter with enough depth to throw a shadow on the stone. The disc has a copper rim, with the bear head and the four suits in copper on a dark face.
Illumination
By day the dark letters and the copper-toned disc carry the sign on contrast with the cream stone, no light required.
Installation
Hung high on cream Austin stone between three gooseneck lights and the awning tie-backs, below a band of brown brick, with a bucket truck's boom still in frame at lower right.
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