SCH: white stall with a blue LED edge and a backlit logo counter
A white stall for SCH with a curved fascia edged in blue LED, a hanging backlit logo, a blue lit reception counter and lightbox product panels.

What we built
This stall for SCH, a conformal coating and parylene solutions brand, was built in August 2026. It is a white stall open to the aisle on more than one side, with a deep fascia and ceiling that make it feel like a room you can walk into. The design is clean and mostly white, with blue used as the one accent colour.
Design and finishes
The fascia curves gently along the top and is outlined with a continuous blue LED strip that runs down the corner posts to the floor. This blue line gives the stall a clear shape from across the hall. Under the fascia, a white ceiling is fitted with rows of recessed spotlights, and a backlit SCH logo panel hangs from it at the front.
The reception counter is white with a rounded front and a deep inset lit in blue, with the logo at its centre. Two slim white columns stand in the middle of the stall, and black folding brochure stands are placed near the counter and along the front.
At one corner, a tall white display unit has glass shelves set into a lit cabinet with bulb lights on its frame, used for samples. The back wall carries large lightbox panels with product information, and a dark grey feature wall with shelves and a screen promotes the ProShield ESD paint range. Tall printed panels on the outer faces list the brand's services and products. A white counter with a blue base line runs along the back, with white chairs and a bar table for meetings. The floor is a light grey carpet on a low platform.
Built in our factory
Every KaamKRAFT job is designed in 3D first. This stall was built and dry-assembled in our Bengaluru factory, where the curved fascia, the LED outline and the counter inset were fitted and tested before packing.
On the floor
Our own crew installed the stall, fitted the lighting and handed it over before the show opened. After the show, the same team dismantled it.



