Magical: blue, yellow and white corner stall for cutting tools
A blue, yellow and white corner stall for Magical tools, with backlit fascia lettering, a timber grid ceiling with pendant bulbs and a saw blade display.
What we built
Built in February 2025, this corner stall presented Magical, a maker of saw blades and cutting segments. It is open on two sides, with a product display along one wall, a corner counter at the front and a small lounge at the back.
Design and finishes
The stall uses the brand colours of blue, yellow and white. Both fascias carry the Magical name and logo in backlit blue 3D lettering with the website below, and a yellow band along the top edge holds a row of recessed downlights. A single blue column at the open corner carries a blue beam that marks out the lounge area. Over the lounge, the ceiling is a timber-look grid with a cluster of pendant bulbs hanging at different heights, which gives that corner a warmer feel than the rest of the stall.
Along the left wall, saw blades of different sizes stand on a white cabinet with storage below, beside a glass display box. The walls above carry printed product panels on the saw blades and grinding segments, with a factory image at the back. The L-shaped corner counter is white on top and blue below with a yellow stripe, branded on both faces. A white sofa, plants in a yellow planter and a literature stand complete the setup on dark grey carpet.
Built in our factory
Like every KaamKRAFT job, the stall was designed in 3D, then built and dry-assembled in our Bengaluru factory. The backlit lettering, ceiling grid and counter were fitted and tested there before dispatch.
On the floor
Our own crew installed the stall and handed it over before the show opened, then dismantled it at the end. The photos show the stall busy, with groups of visitors at the counter and the team talking them through the product range.
