Alpino: Green Fascia Stall for a Peanut Snack Range
Alpino exhibition stall with a green logo fascia, lit shelf wall of muesli and peanut butter, a tasting counter and a small meeting corner by KaamKRAFT.
What we built
For Alpino, the peanut based health foods brand, we built a bright green exhibition stall that works as a product gallery and a tasting point in one. A deep green fascia carries the Alpino logo with its #REALGOODPROTEIN line on one face and the brand web address on the next, and the stall appears to be open on two sides so visitors can step in straight from the aisle.
Inside, the back wall is a long run of white shelves edged in green, stacked with muesli, oats, peanut cracker packs and rows of peanut butter jars. A printed header band above the shelves calls out each product line. A tasting counter at the front holds bowls of muesli and crackers, a tall wire literature stand sits beside it, a side counter carries an induction cooktop, and a small meeting corner with glass top tables and white moulded chairs fills the rear.
Design and finishes
The walls are wrapped in large format printed graphics in the brand palette of green, pink and purple. One wall is a gallery of lifestyle product photographs under a welcome line, another introduces the new range with oversized pack shots, and a hot pink panel features the high protein peanut butter. A white side wall carries the brand media mentions and retail partner logos. The counter front is wrapped in a green peanut leaf illustration with the brand line about being a peanut product company. Spotlights are set into the white ceiling band that runs along the fascia, floodlights on the top edge wash the graphics, and the floor is finished in grey carpet.
Built in our factory
As with every KaamKRAFT job, the stall was designed in 3D first, then built and dry-assembled in our Bengaluru factory. The shelving, counters and wall panels were made there and checked for fit before being packed for the venue.
On the floor
Our own crew installed the stall. One of the photos shows it mid build, with the counter and wall graphics already in place while the shelves were still empty and the flooring was going down. The finished stall was handed over before the show opened, stocked by the Alpino team with product and tasting bowls, and dismantled by our crew after the show closed.
