When the space becomes a stage.

Coloured panes in a slender steel frame: by day they cast coloured shadows, in the evening they become a light source themselves.

• Walk-in space made of steel and coloured glass
• Engineered and fabricated in our workshop, modular for transport

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It all started with the client's visualisations: a shiny trailer that opens at the side, with steps, a bright sales area and Hyalu B5 graphics, set in the middle of a city square. Our job was to turn that image into a real, robust trailer.

• Taken from the design: large side flap, fold-out steps, white shelving wall with blue-backed compartments, a screen in the centre and a free-standing counter
• During the build: interior fit-out with shelving, counter and lighting, fitted precisely into the rounded aluminium shell
• Result: the finished trailer matches the design down to the last detail, from the shelf layout to the graphics on the flap and counter

The gallery shows the finished trailer first, followed by the visualisations from the client's design and finally the interior fit-out during construction.

A look at work in progress. We will show more once the project has been installed.

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We mounted a black steel tube structure on a tandem trailer, with a roof, shelves and mirrored panels.

• Steel frame with shelves fixed directly to the trailer bed
• Mirrored panels carrying claims such as "Heute bist du der Main Act."
• Side panels with digitally printed graphics
• Plus a mirrored stainless steel booth with a golden eye-catcher

A photo booth is a self-service camera station for events: guests take their own pictures on a touchscreen and get them printed on the spot or sent to their phone via QR code.

For Ravensburger we built a walk-in cube housing a photo booth and wrapped it all round in illustrations. The claim on the outside: "Dein Festival-Moment für die Ewigkeit – Gewinne dein Bild als Puzzle!" (your festival moment forever – win your picture as a puzzle).

• Light blue display unit with dark blue graphics
• Inside, a photo station that prints pictures straight away with a branded frame

For AXE we delivered a festival stand that stands out from afar: a roof terrace with large lettering on top, an oversized can in front and a brand space in red and pink inside.

• Interior: claw machine and arcade machines, product walls with mirror elements, plush bears as a recurring motif, a lounge with beanbags
• Tetris-style frames: expanded-metal elements in pink and orange, made and coated in our workshop
• Area: flooring with large-scale graphics and branded perimeter boards, laid out and tested in the hall beforehand

The gallery shows the finished stand at the festival first, then the design as a rendering and finally the fabrication in the workshop.

We built the lighting control for an illuminated logo measuring roughly 1336 × 880 mm. There are two identical logos for the front and back, each with its own LED strip.

• 600 WS2812B LEDs: 2 × 5 m of strip at 60 LEDs per metre, each LED individually addressable
• 9 lighting effects: including rainbow, breathing, chase, fade and colour gradient
• Strip modes: synchronised, mirrored or independent
• Control as a PWA: works offline, served directly by the web server on the ESP32
• Own Wi-Fi access point: no router needed, captive portal
• Brightness and speed adjustable in real time via WebSocket

Hardware: ESP32 WROOM-32, FastLED, external 5 V power supply rated at 36 A. Frame in chrome/silver, front in translucent white.

A walk-in booth that reflects its surroundings on the outside and surprises you with colour on the inside. We handled the engineering, fabrication and installation.

• Stainless steel structure with mirrored surfaces on the outside
• Interior in red and blue, with a curtain as the entrance
• Vinyl lettering with the campaign claim on several sides

For a Noritual event, we built a table to measure and installed it at the venue.

• Engineered in Rhino
• Photorealistic renderings in Enscape for sign-off with the client in advance
• Full costing and workshop drawings
• Fabricated in our own workshop and installed at the venue

For an oral care brand, we turned its best-known product into a sculpture: enlarged many times over, cast in transparent, green-pigmented epoxy resin and polished to a high gloss.

• Designed in CAD, with photorealistic renderings for sign-off before casting
• Transparent epoxy resin cast with green pigment and a high-gloss finish
• Made-to-measure transport case with foam inlay and aluminium profiles
• Built for trade fairs, exhibitions and brand spaces

In addition to the counter and wall elements, we produced the ornaments that run along the arches of the Lieber Schollie façade. The design is by the Berlin studio Spacyal; we CNC-milled the parts from their plans and delivered them.

• CNC milling of the brackets and hexagonal elements from CAD drawings
• Delivery of the finished parts
• The images show the design visualisations and the construction drawing

We built wall elements and the counter for the Lieber Schollie bar in Munich. Both share the same design language: wooden frames filled with coloured glass that casts coloured shadows into the room depending on the light.

• Laser-cut wooden frame with organic, curved shapes
• Dichroic and coloured acrylic inserts in various shades
• Mobile construction on castors, assembled on site
• Engineering, laser cutting and installation from a single source

For Corny we built a stand from individual steel modules that can be arranged in different ways.

• Steel frames with mesh infill, painted blue throughout
• Counter with a logo panel, platforms at two heights forming steps
• Shelves and back walls made of wood