Wayfinding signage designed by Dessein for the foyer of His Majesty's Theatre

A dedicated signage system for His Majesty’s Theatre, designed to enhance wayfinding while honouring heritage, accessibility and an architectural masterpiece.


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A internal wayfinding sign designed by Dessein for His Majesty's Theatre Perth
A wall mounted signage solution designed by Dessein for His Majesty's Theatre Perth
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First opening its doors in 1904, His Majesty’s Theatre is one of Western Australia’s most treasured heritage-listed buildings. This iconic Edwardian Baroque masterpiece stands proud in the Perth CBD and today, continues to operate, echoing the nostalgia of a bygone era.

The need for clear, unobtrusive way-finding and informational signage was required by the theatre to assist visitors in navigating the space, while also helping to elevate their overall experience.

We consulted with His Majesty’s Theatre and carefully considered the heritage-listed regulations and guidelines. Designing a signage solution which seamlessly integrated with the building’s heritage and aesthetic grandeur was important. As too was ensuring designs met the Department of Communities Disability Services Accessibility Standards.

Designs involved the thoughtful selection of a modern, easy-to-read font, while each sign was edged in a matt gold finish – exuding warmth, and luxury and aligning with the era and architectural features of His Majesty’s.

As part of our planning, the flow of foot traffic, crowded spaces, lighting variations, sightlines and spatial constraints were important considerations. We ensured the position of the signs was a strategic decision to guide visitors and adhered to modern accessibility standards while preserving the building’s visual and aesthetic appeal.

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