We Call This Place Harmonic for a Reason.
In 2007, Tyler and Barb Lindvall were watching clients hire three different vendors to do what should have been one job. A designer here, a printer there, an installer somewhere else. No one was talking, which meant clients got stuck managing it all themselves.
They started Harmonic, a Denver large format print and install company that could take a project from start to finish without the client managing five different relationships to make it happen. Doing things harmoniously, with clients rather than just for them, was something we could all get behind.
For the first few years, we ran a traditional large format printing shop. While business was good, we noticed a gap in the industry for complex, custom work. The market was becoming more standardized, and the projects we loved working on required real fabrication, creative problem-solving, and a partner willing to really think it through.
Today, we work out of our shop in Englewood, Colorado. As an experiential fabrication company in Denver, we’ve been in the game long enough that there’s not much that catches us off guard. We have a very clear perspective on how the work should be done, and we’re not shy about sharing that expertise.
Less Static, More Harmonic
Real collaboration is more than handing off a brief and waiting for a result. It’s a constant conversation that starts at the first meeting and continues through the design, build, and install.
We’re the type of team that asks a lot of questions upfront. We aren’t afraid to push back if a design won’t work the way you’ve pictured it, and we’ll always have an alternative ready to go. We don’t go quiet once the project is in production—that’s usually when the questions come up.
The clients who get the most out of working with us know the difference between a vendor and a partner. That’s Harmonic.