Sumadhura: mustard portal stall with LED line detailing
Sumadhura Logistics Park stall in mustard and white, with LED line detailing over the fascia, backlit portal panels, a store room and artificial grass edging.
What we built
Built in August 2026, this stall again presented Sumadhura Logistics Park. It is a corner layout framed by tall mustard portals and a white fascia, with an enclosed store room at the back, two meeting zones with glass tables and a white sofa, and a reception counter at the front. The set of photos also includes a red and white Sumadhura Logistics Park layout, shown in the gallery.
Design and finishes
The fascia carries the Sumadhura name in backlit 3D yellow letters with the Foundation of Happiness tagline. The mustard pylons step outwards at the top, and each step is traced with a thin LED strip that runs up the pylon and over the fascia, giving the structure clean lines of light. Backlit panels set into the front pylons list the group park locations, while the inner walls carry printed map and aerial park graphics. Inside, a mustard frame holds recessed downlights over the seating, and a second LED-lined portal frames the back of the stall.
The floor is grey carpet inside with a strip of artificial grass along the open edges. The reception counter is mustard with white horizontal fins and a branded front panel, with a black perforated literature stand beside it. A screen on the side wall plays brand video.
The red and white layout in the gallery uses an arched fascia with backlit circular logos, round framed lightboxes carrying project images, an angled branded counter and a warm LED glow along the base of the platform.
Built in our factory
Both builds were designed in 3D, then built and dry-assembled in our Bengaluru factory. LED channels were routed into the pylons and fascia at the factory stage, so on site the work was to connect and test rather than cut and fit.
On the floor
Our own crew installed the stall and handed it over before the show opened, and dismantled it after. The photos appear to have been taken before visitors arrived, with the floor still being cleaned, so the stall is seen empty and fully lit.
