Project showcase · Channel letters + Contour backer
Zaza Mediterranean Channel Letters on Contour Backer
A tall stucco tower lifts the Zaza name above the roof line, and three green leaves over the final A hint at fresh food before anyone sees a menu. The fast-casual restaurant opened in August 2026 on the Central Expressway frontage road in Richardson, serving Lebanese-influenced bowls, shawarma and falafel.
- Sign typeChannel letters, Contour backer
- IndustryMediterranean restaurant
- LocationRichardson, TX
- Year2026
- Delivered bySigns Express
Materials
ZAZA is set in white italic letters with a brush-stroke feel and deep black returns, on a black backer cut to follow the letters and the rounded bar beneath, where Mediterranean appears in white script. The leaf trio, dark green outlined in lighter green, rises above the last A against tan stucco.
Illumination
In this daytime view the backer throws a hard shadow down the stucco, and the white faces over black returns are channel letters meant to glow once evening comes.
Installation
Centered near the top of the stucco tower, under its flat overhanging cap and above the brick wall and black metal screen where a temporary Zaza banner hangs.
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