Autopack Industries: white and blue stall with curved tower
White and blue stall for Autopack Industries with a striped curved tower, backlit product lightboxes, a round shelf unit and a meeting area with pendants.

What we built
For Autopack Industries we built a white and blue exhibition stall that splits into two clear zones: a product front with backlit graphics and a reception counter, and a meeting area set behind a branded portal. Built in September 2023.
Design and finishes
The tallest element is a curved corner tower wrapped in horizontal blue bands, which carries the Autopack Industries logo high above the aisle so the stall can be picked out from a distance. Below it, a run of framed lightboxes shows the company's blister machine change parts, lit from within and topped with a line of recessed downlights. In front sits a curved white counter with a blue base and a round logo disc set into its end.
Between the two zones we placed a large circular shelf unit in white and blue, with the logo at its centre, which works as both a display piece and a divider. The meeting area sits under a white portal fascia with illuminated lettering. Inside it we hung yellow globe pendants, added trailing greenery, a client logo panel and a blue framed wall with a world map graphic. White chairs and small tables complete the seating, and spotlights mounted along the top edges light the logos.
Built in our factory
Like every KaamKRAFT job, the stall was designed in 3D first, then built and dry-assembled in our Bengaluru factory. The curved tower, the round shelf unit and the rounded counter all needed shaped frames and careful paint finishing, which is far easier to get right in the factory than on the show floor. Lightbox frames and graphics were fitted and checked before packing.
On the floor
Our own crew installed the stall at the venue. The first photo was taken during build-up, with a ladder still in place and what appears to be a machine under a protective cover while the final touches went in. The stall was handed over before the show opened, and our team dismantled it after the show closed.


