GOLD LEAF & GILDING
At Seven 9 Signs we use traditional gilding techniques and high-quality 23½ct gold leaf to create lettering that catches the light and elevates any space. From shop windows and glass panels to honours boards, transom windows and feature details inside hospitality venues or premium developments; gold leaf adds depth, clarity and a finish that feels timeless.
We follow traditional water gilding and oil gilding techniques so the finish holds a brilliance, clarity and character that lasts for years.
GOLD LEAF & GILDING GALLERY

A beautiful bit of gilding for Gunsmith House, layering gold leaf typography with fine gilded details to give this development, an entrance that feels proud and timeless.

Gilded hand lettering for Kinver Barbers, adding a warm, vintage sparkle to the fascia and giving this traditional shopfront a bold lift that suits the place perfectly.

A lovely little gold leaf job for this archway bar, adding a warm shimmer to the glass and giving the entrance a quiet bit of character as you step inside.

A playful reverse-painted Queen of Hearts piece, built up with various layers of gold leaf and enamel paints, that catches the light beautifully.

A tidy bit of 23.5-carat gold leaf work for The Camden Works, bringing a gentle glow to the mirror and giving the entrance a polished, welcoming touch without shouting about it.

A playful hand-painted mural with touches of gold leaf that bring the message to life, giving the salon a bright, uplifting vibe that makes you smile as soon as you walk in.

A lovely example of a gold leaf gilded honours board gilding, 23.5-carat gold leaf lettering to create a timeless record for Silhillians RUFC.

A cracking little gilding job, laying gold leaf onto a weather vane while the steeplejacks handled the heights.
Ready to bring your idea to life?
If you need gold leaf lettering or gilded designs, we can help. Whether it is a window, a glass panel or a feature element inside a space, we use traditional gilding techniques to create lasting results.
Every project starts with a conversation.
