Hollow Pines Dimensional Restaurant Sign | West Creek NJ
Restaurant signage has to do more than put a name on the building. It should immediately tell you something about the place you’re about to walk into.
For Hollow Pines in West Creek, New Jersey, we worked with the Tide Table Group to refine and optimize the restaurant’s branding and translate it into a custom dimensional wall sign with just the right balance of woodsy character and coastal style.

Building the Hollow Pines Look
The challenge was finding a visual direction that felt appropriate for Hollow Pines and its West Creek setting without leaning too far into either a rustic woodland theme or a traditional shore look. Working together with the Tide Table Group, we refined the branding so those two influences could live comfortably together.
The finished dimensional raised-letter sign gives the Hollow Pines name real architectural presence. Rather than treating the wall as simply a place to mount a logo, the sign becomes part of the restaurant environment and helps establish the brand before a customer ever walks through the door.
Dimensional Restaurant Signage With Character
Raised letters create depth, shadow and texture that flat graphics simply can’t reproduce. For restaurants, hospitality businesses and destination properties, those details can make signage feel much more integrated with the architecture and overall customer experience.
That was especially important here. Hollow Pines needed to feel distinctive, natural and welcoming while still having the polished presence expected from a professionally developed restaurant brand.
Custom Signs for West Creek & Southern Ocean County
Typestries designs and produces custom dimensional signs, wall lettering, exterior business signs and complete branding systems for restaurants and businesses throughout West Creek, Eagleswood, Manahawkin, Long Beach Island and Southern Ocean County.
From refining the logo and visual direction to determining materials, dimensional treatments and final placement, we approach the sign as part of the brand—not as an afterthought.
Good signage identifies the business. Great signage helps define the place.