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Why you should use bespoke graphics and displays to captivate and engage your audience within the museum sector

Posted on 23rd Jan 2020

Museums have long served as institutions of learning, history, and culture. Without these vital components in our modern society, countless children would grow up without experiencing first-hand many of history’s greatest moments and accomplishments. Here at Leach, we understand that many people remember looking upon artistic works, historical finds, and impressive inventions with awe while visiting a museum. These are experiences like no other.

Museum curators understand that the allure of their exhibits affects how successful their operations will be in the future. Under more marketing strain than ever before, museums must compete with a vast array of technology, information, and entertainment that offers those who are curious access to many of these same experiences in virtual settings.

As such, making strong impressions on those who visit is one crucial method of generating additional and recurring visitors alike. One such way to accomplish this is via the use of bespoke graphics and displays.

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Graphics Can Be Used To Tell A Story

Graphics and Displays Tell a Story

Arguably one of the biggest reasons to include bespoke graphics and displays in any museum is the impact that they can have on the broader visitor experience. While direct examples of art and history in many ways tell their own stories, providing additional details via backlit displays and customised imagery creates a more interactive experience for visitors.

A combination of floor graphics and wallcovering solutions enhances any narrative and also aids in creating a specific mood for each section of the museum. In addition, they can be useful in further associating emotions, feelings, and even branding with the user experience. For more complex museum settings, HD graphic displays can truly cultivate the desired narrative through video and imagery in a live setting.

Ultimately, the use of bespoke graphics and displays take what may otherwise feel abstract or impersonal and allows curators to devise an interwoven and complex story for visitors to experience.

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Floor Graphics Can Be Used To Guide Visitors Around An Exhibit

Graphics and Displays Guide the Public

Museums – particularly larger ones – can be complex facilities to navigate. With a variety of exhibits and areas, visitors may naturally not know where to start or in which order to view select exhibits. Through the use of bespoke graphics and displays, you can guide visitors in the most efficient method possible.

With HD graphic displays, visitors can get up-to-date information on which exhibits are available and where they are located. Custom graphics can also be used as signs, while floor graphics can point the way to the next exhibit. Ultimately, this can reduce museum costs such as those associated with tour guides.

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Modernise The Feel Of An Otherwise Ageing Museum

Graphics and Displays Modernise the Museum Experience

Most visitors to a museum don’t want to feel like the museum itself is an antiquated piece of history. Some of the most effective museum tours and experiences utilise modern elements to improve the process. In the case of bespoke graphics and displays, these elements can help modernise the feel of an otherwise ageing museum.

While a classical design is certainly something to showcase, displays, images and floor graphics can be used to replace less-pleasing museum elements and even obscure problematic design issues such as cracked walls and stained floors.

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Graphics And Displays Are More Cost Effective Than Other Methods of Renovation

Graphics and Displays Are Affordable

Museums occasionally will embark upon expensive renovations that address key structural components of the facility. Likewise, adding new museum exhibits can be quite costly but this is often used as a method of attracting new and repeat visitors. However, sprucing up any museum and giving it a fresh look via graphics and displays is a more cost-effective strategy that can deliver longer-term results.

From new floor graphics and wallcovering to high-tech displays that can be dynamically updated, investing in these components can add years of appeal to a museum’s aesthetic.

Bespoke graphics and displays can be utilised to grab the audience’s attention, attract new visitors, modernise the feel of a museum and accentuate a broader renovation effort successfully. Consider wallcoverings, floor graphics and graphic display options for your museum in order to liven up its look, feel and appeal!

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Do you want to better capture your audience’s attention and imagination? Here at Leach, we have a range of display products and services that we think make a difference. Please get in touch with us today to find out more and discover Leach’s amazing range of suitable products for the Museum and Heritage sector! 

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