Quartz surfaces stall: red and white corner with slab displays
A red and white corner stall for a quartz surfaces exhibitor, with framed slab panels on the walls, warm downlights, a sample rack and two meeting tables.
What we built
Built in February 2025, this corner stall was for an exhibitor showing quartz and engineered stone surfaces. The slabs themselves are the display, so the stall was kept simple: a strong red frame on the outside, large white slab panels on the walls inside, and room for two meeting tables in the middle.
Design and finishes
The outer frame is painted red, with sets of white horizontal stripes on the fascia as a graphic detail and logo panels lit by arm spotlights. Inside, a white stepped fascia runs around the walls with warm recessed downlights set into its underside, which wash the red-orange walls below. Against that colour, the slab panels stand out clearly. Each slab is mounted in a white frame with a small label naming the finish, from nano white to statuario and white quartz, so visitors can compare them side by side.
A tall sample rack near the back holds smaller pieces in a range of colours, and a door at the back leads to a store room. The floor is dark grey carpet. Glass-top round tables on chrome legs and white shell chairs give space for discussions, and a red reception counter with a curved white band and logo panel sits at the open corner.
Built in our factory
The stall was designed in 3D, then built and dry-assembled in our Bengaluru factory. Slab panels are heavy, so the wall framing was planned to carry them and the mounting points were set during the factory build.
On the floor
Our own crew installed the stall and handed it over before the show opened, and dismantled it after. The photos show the team at the tables with paperwork and samples, and the red frame standing out against the plain grey hall around it.
