Celtic House Signs

Celtic Style House Signs and Name Plates

Create a truly unique house sign with our collection of beautiful Celtic Borders and Celtic Symbols . Incorporate these designs with our Celtic fonts for a personalised touch.

Slate is a classic and popular material for Celtic-style house signs, and you can see several examples of our slate signs below. We offer several options, including engraved and painted lettersfor a traditional look, or blasting away the background to leave the letters and border raised for a more dramatic effect. We can even combine both techniques, as demonstrated in the "SEVEN" example below.

For highly detailed images that might be too intricate for slate, we also offer slate corian, a material that closely resembles slate in appearance but allows for finer detail.

The Lettering

We have a number of Celtic Fonts or you may wish
to choose a standard font - click here

Another option is to use a Celtic Capital with the ret of the letters in the Celtic Plain font - see the slate Old Greenlands Sign

Slate sign using the font Celtic Plain with Celtic Capitals

Font - Kelmscot Regular, Letter Colour - Black, Raised and unpainted decorative border - CF039

Borders

We have a large selection of Celtic Borders. Only the boldest designs can be used for sand blasting, most can be deep engraved and those with very fine detail need to be laser engraved onto wood or aluminium.

 

On this page we are not include prices as it really depends on the prefered material and the size of your sign. Although slate is most often used the are many other alternatives including - Granite, Oak, Corian and Aluminium Composite

Slate House Signs

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House Number Signs

 

More Information About Celtic Fonts and Design

Celtic fonts and design are deeply rooted in the artistic traditions of ancient Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Characterized by intricate knotwork, spirals, and stylized lettering, Celtic typography often draws inspiration from medieval manuscripts such as the Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels. These fonts typically feature elaborate serifs, angular shapes, and interwoven patterns that reflect the rich heritage of Celtic art. Many modern Celtic typefaces maintain these historical elements while adapting them for contemporary use in branding, signage, and decorative prints.

Beyond fonts, Celtic design encompasses a variety of symbolic motifs, including triquetras, key patterns, and zoomorphic figures, often representing eternal life, unity, and spirituality. The knotwork seen in Celtic lettering is particularly significant, symbolizing interconnectedness and the infinite cycle of life. Today, Celtic-inspired fonts are widely used for projects that aim to capture a sense of tradition, mysticism, or cultural pride, making them a popular choice for house signs.

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