Leasing office, amenity, and package room branding for the rooms residents actually walk through every week — not a one-time tour impression, a daily one.
Request a Quote →Beyond the leasing office lobby, the package room is where the case is strongest right now. Package volume has turned it from a mail closet into one of the most-used rooms in the building, and resident surveys show it directly influences leasing decisions — which is why operators are finishing it with real materials instead of the bare-minimum build-out it used to get.
The package room shift is well documented in multifamily research: tile-look flooring instead of bare concrete, accent walls, and branded wayfinding are showing up in rooms that used to be a locker wall and a folding table. Printing directly onto the same solid-surface material already used for package counters keeps that upgrade as one durable layer instead of stacking a vinyl decal on top.
Leasing office branding is still the first order most communities place, and amenity spaces — fitness centers, coworking lounges, pool decks — round out the rest. It's a different category from retail POP and display work, but the same production advantage applies: consistent color and finish across every unit of a multi-community portfolio, produced in one run.
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Package delivery volume has climbed enough that package management has moved from a nice-to-have to basic infrastructure in multifamily research and resident surveys alike, with more than half of residents citing it as a factor in where they choose to live and security topping the list of what they expect from the space. That's a direct line from a build-out decision to a leasing outcome, which is why operators are now finishing package rooms with actual design intent — real flooring, accent walls, better lighting — instead of the bare shelving unit it used to be.
The practical takeaway for a property or portfolio: package rooms and leasing offices are where a printed panel upgrade earns its cost fastest, because they're the rooms every resident and prospect actually walks through, repeatedly, not once during a tour.
Send us your floor plan and brand guidelines, and we'll come back with what's feasible per room and pricing.
Multifamily panels are finished under the same lab-tested performance benchmark used across every application.
EN 15184 pencil hardness test — relevant to package cart and daily resident contact.
EN 438-2 ball impact tests — relevant to package rooms and amenity spaces.
Printed directly onto panel or solid-surface material — no seams to trap grime.
Color specs kept on file for matching branding across every community.
Package volume has made it one of the most-used rooms in the building. The 2024 NMHC Resident Preference Survey found 55% of residents consider package management a key factor when choosing where to live, and a National Apartment Association survey found security is the top priority for these spaces at nearly 79%.
Leasing offices are usually the first order. Package rooms and amenity spaces — fitness centers, coworking lounges, clubhouse walls — are where repeat orders come from, since residents use them weekly, not just during a tour.
A property sign markets the building from the curb; interior branding markets the living experience. See our real estate and property signage guide for the exterior side.
Yes — file-on-record color matching keeps branding consistent from one community to the next acquisition or renovation.
Panel material and counters, sometimes directly onto solid-surface material. See our UV printing on Corian and solid surface guide. Request a quote here.
Send us your floor plan and brand guidelines. We'll come back with what's feasible per room and pricing.