Tableware exhibitor: mint green gabled stall with arched niche
Mint green and white corner stall for a tableware exhibitor, with gabled frames, an arched gift box niche, lit L-shaped shelving, globe pendants and seating.
What we built
For an exhibitor showing tableware and gift boxes, we built a mint green and white stall shaped like a small house, with a gabled frame on each open face. Built in August 2024. It is open on two sides, giving visitors a clear view of the product walls from both aisles.
Design and finishes
Each open side is framed by a green gable with a white band carrying the exhibitor's logo in raised letters, picked out by spotlights mounted on the frame. Short green stripes detail the corners of the fascia. On one side wall we cut an arched niche with its own lit shelves, which holds printed gift boxes.
The two back walls are lined with tiers of long green shelves, each lit from above, running in an L shape around the stall. Below the shelves sit white base cabinets for storage. Once stocked, the upper tiers held rows of decorated plates and the lower ones held cups, serving dishes and boxed sets. Two globe pendants hang from the gable inside, and the floor is a beige carpet. A round glass table with white moulded chairs and a bar stool gives space to sit with buyers.
The colour scheme is kept simple on purpose. The green and white frame stays calm in the background so the patterns on the plates do the talking.
Built in our factory
We designed the stall in 3D, then built and dry-assembled it in our Bengaluru factory. The gables, the arched niche and the shelving were made and painted there, and the shelf lighting was fitted before the parts were packed.
On the floor
Two of the photos show the stall just after our crew finished installation, with the shelves empty and stock cartons still waiting to be opened. The others show it in use once the products were in place. We handed the stall over before the show opened and dismantled it after the show.
