Do your signs speak highly of your brand?
In a world of vinyl tarp prints, do your signs make you stand out in style?
At Hexagon Laser, we make hand-crafted 3D signs that make you look professional and established.
Give a professional look to your workspace, conference, event booth, trophy shelf, home office or anywhere it's needed.
If you need signs with stage presence that truly sand out, then you'll need a Hexagon Laser sign on your wall.
Digital logos work fine for content, but a real laser-cut sign adds a tangible quality to your media. It gives your brand an established feel.
Whether you need a single masterpiece or a large number of artworks, we can handle the task to bring your vision to life.
We have your back when you need signs that stand out above the rest.
Creative use of use color, materials & textures make our signs look spectacular up close & far away
We can handle large or small numbers of signs, and our prices scale depending on volume.
Chris Gielow, President, UX Speakeasy & IXDA San Diego
Jaimie from Jaimie Art Co. in Los Angeles, CA
Kelly from Access Trax in La Jolla, CA
Aida from Hola Swim in San Diego, CA
Victor from True Shot in Phoenix, AZ
We're a laser-cutting workshop in San Diego, CA, specializing in signs for design-forward businesses and homes. Our pieces are bold, cool, and visually appealing.
Our laser-cutter perfectly slices wood or acrylic parts, providing clean, crisp edges and detailed artwork. We combine machine precision with artisanal talent to paint, assemble, & finish every piece by hand.
Whether you need one statement piece or a large amount of signs to enhance your business, we’d love to bring your vision to life.
As an entrepreneur, I know it's hard work to run a business. This is why I'm passionate about turning your artwork into incredible 3D pieces: to celebrate your hustle and your success.
I’m a lifelong craftsman & creative. Laser-cutting was a hobby that turned into a business - it allows me to design, build, and deliver cool products for my clients, and I love doing every bit of it.
In the picture: One of my industrial laser cutters, and my two interns with great personalities but zero work ethic.
