Description

Combine Art and Function with a Modern Housing Society Name Board

Gone are the days when a building directory was just a boring list of names screwed into a wall. Today, modern residential projects demand signage that doubles as interior decor. The Shashwat Group Edition is a prime example of this evolution. It merges the practical necessity of a resident list with abstract geometric art, creating a housing society name board that serves as a focal point for your lobby.

This board is particularly suited for buildings with modern architectural elements, such as the laser-cut jali panels or textured walls seen in the product image. Its clean lines and monochromatic palette ensure it complements any wall color without clashing.

The Aesthetic Appeal of This Housing Society Name Board

The standout feature of this directory is its visual balance.

Geometric Artistic Accent: Unlike standard grid boards, this design features a unique column of interlocking circles (in shades of grey, blue, and black) on the left side. This subtle design element breaks the monotony of the text, making the board feel less like a spreadsheet and more like a deliberate part of the lobby’s design language.
High-Contrast Black & White Theme: Legibility is the primary function of any signage. This housing society name board excels by using deep black name slats against a pristine white background. The white text on black slats (e.g., “701 SACHIN D. KALAMKAR”) pops visually, ensuring that names are readable even from a distance or in low-light conditions.

Prefer a more traditional look? Browse our Classic Wood & Gold Series here to find warmer aesthetic options.

Key Features of This Housing Society Name Board

Beyond its looks, this board is engineered for ease of use for both visitors and the managing committee.

1. Distinct Floor Indicators

Navigation speed is critical. This board uses bold, black square blocks to denote floor numbers (7, 6, 5, etc.) on the far left. These large indicators act as visual anchors. A delivery person can spot “Floor 4” instantly and then scan across the row to find the specific flat, rather than hunting through a sea of text.

2. Fully Modular Name Slats

In a rental-heavy market, names on the board change frequently. This housing society name board features a modular slat system. Each resident’s name (e.g., “102 JAGDISH R. KAMBLE”) is printed on an individual black strip. These strips are mounted independently. When a tenant moves out, you simply replace that single black strip. There is no need to dismantle the acrylic base or reprint the entire directory.

3. Durable Material Composition

The board is crafted from high-quality white Acrylic or Aluminum Composite Panel (ACP). These materials are chosen for their:

Moisture Resistance: Ideal for ground-floor lobbies that might get humid during monsoons.
Fade Resistance: The black vinyl or UV print does not turn grey over time.
Ease of Cleaning: The glossy surface allows security staff to easily wipe away dust or fingerprints.

Customization and Branding

Your society’s identity matters. As seen in the top left corner, the board includes a dedicated space for the Society or Builder Logo (e.g., “SHASHWAT GROUP”).

Layout Flexibility: The image shows a layout for a 7-story building with 4 flats per floor (28 units total). However, this design is scalable. We can extend the height for 12-story towers or widen it for wings with 6 flats per floor.
Color Accents: While the image shows blue and grey circles, these decorative elements can be customized to match your building’s specific paint theme (e.g., changing the circles to red and orange).

By installing this housing society name board, you are upgrading your facility with a solution that is as stylish as it is functional. It is the perfect finishing touch for a newly painted or renovated lobby.

Specifications

Feature	Details
Material	White Acrylic / ACP Base
Name Slats	Black Acrylic/Vinyl with White Text
Design Style	Modern Geometric (Circle Patterns)
Layout	7 Floors x 4 Columns (28 Flats)
Indicators	Large Floor Number Blocks (1-7)
Mounting	Wall Mounted with/without Standoffs