3D design
We draw the stand around your brand, your square metres and what you want people to do there, then show it to you in realistic renders.
Services
Some clients come to us for a stand, some for a website. Quite a few end up asking for both.
Physical
Most of our work is exhibition stands. We draw them, build them in our own workshop and put them up in the hall, from a 12 m² inline stand to a two-storey island. Our Tehran team holds a Grade A stand-building rating, and for more than fifteen years we have built for industrial and commercial companies that exhibit every year and expect the stand to work on day one.
The İzmir office handles clients in Türkiye and companies that exhibit abroad. So a foreign company coming to a Tehran fair and an Iranian company going to Istanbul, Dubai or Erbil deal with the same people from the first sketch to the last screw.
We draw the stand around your brand, your square metres and what you want people to do there, then show it to you in realistic renders.
Structure, counters, furniture, print and lighting, made exactly the way you approved it.
We get it to the hall, put it up before opening day and take it down when the fair closes.
If you exhibit several times a year, a modular stand you can reuse and resize saves real money.
Istanbul, Dubai, Tehran and further afield. Every organiser has its own rules and deadlines, and we deal with them for you.
Wall graphics, signs and print that actually match your logo and colours.
One side open to the aisle — ideal for compact spaces.
Two open sides on a corner — visible from two directions.
Three open sides at the end of a row, with one back wall.
Open on all four sides — maximum visibility and freedom.
Ideally we start about two months before the fair. Abroad and on Kish, earlier.
You send the hall plan, your stand number and size, and tell us what the stand has to do: launch a product, hold meetings, show heavy machines. We ask about budget early, because it decides the structure.
We come back with a layout and realistic renders. Usually there are one or two rounds of changes. We like the design signed off about four weeks before opening.
Structural drawings, electrical plan and graphics files go to the organiser in the format their technical manual asks for. Two-storey stands and hanging structures need this step to start earlier.
Walls, counters, furniture, lighting and print are made in our workshop and test-assembled where it makes sense, so there are no surprises in the hall.
We plan delivery around the venue’s loading slots, build during the official build-up days and hand the stand over clean, with time to spare before opening.
Someone from our team is on call during the show. When it closes we dismantle and, if the stand is modular, store parts for your next fair.
Tehran International Fairground, Shahr-e Aftab, Iran Mall and Milad Tower. This is home ground: workshop, crews and suppliers are all here.
Everything has to reach the island earlier than for a Tehran fair, so we build most of the stand in Tehran and ship it ready to assemble.
Tüyap and İstanbul Expo Center. We design from İzmir and build locally, which keeps freight costs down for clients coming from Iran.
Dubai World Trade Centre and Expo City. Organisers there check drawings closely, so we prepare the approval file early.
Erbil and Baghdad. Lead times are longer and some materials are hard to find locally, so we plan the build and shipping together from the start.
We build your stand in Tehran and can take care of what comes with the trip: hotel, airport transfers, an interpreter at the stand and in meetings, and introductions to buyers. You talk to one team in English or Turkish, and the work in Iran is done by our own people.
Exhibiting in IranGoing to Istanbul, Dubai or Erbil for the first time raises a lot of practical questions: what to ship, what to build locally, how early to book. We plan it with you so the stand is ready when your team lands, and the samples are what you need to ship.
We don’t publish a price list, because two stands of the same size can differ several times in cost. These are the things that move it:
An island needs finished walls on every side and more furniture than an inline stand of the same area.
A second floor, hanging elements or large spans add engineering, approval and build time.
Custom joinery and special surfaces cost more than modular frames with printed panels.
Building abroad, on Kish or on a short deadline adds freight, travel and overtime.
Digital
We also build websites, online shops and apps, mostly for the same companies we build stands for. A stand lasts four days; the website keeps working all year, so it helps when both look and speak the same way.
Recent work includes the CURO Premium coffee shop on WooCommerce, the Turkish and English site of Bluer Medikal, a B2B platform for Bluer Prime in Dubai and the three-language site you are reading now.
WordPress sites that load fast and that your own team can edit, in one language or several.
An online shop with the payment gateway, shipping and product setup that works in your country.
iOS and Android apps, from the first screens to getting them into the stores.
Logo, colours, fonts and a short guide, so print, stand and screen all look the same.
Getting found on Google in Persian, Turkish and English, on the content side and the technical side.
A page for one exhibition, with a QR code on the stand, your catalogue and a short form for visitors.
Two months is comfortable for most stands. A large island, a two-storey stand or a fair abroad needs more, mainly for drawings, approvals and shipping. We have done shorter deadlines, but the options get narrower.
Yes. Most foreign clients never need to visit before the fair. We work from the hall plan, share renders and progress photos, and our team in Tehran builds and hands over the stand.
No. Besides Tehran and Kish we build in Istanbul, Dubai and Iraq (Erbil and Baghdad). The İzmir office coordinates projects in Türkiye and abroad.
If you exhibit several times a year, we suggest a modular stand from the start. Walls, counters and lighting are reused in different layouts, and only the graphics change.
We do. We read the organiser’s technical manual, prepare the drawings and files they ask for and follow up until the stand is approved.
Send us the fair name, your stand size and number of open sides, and a few lines about what you want to show. A hall plan helps. We reply with questions or a first estimate.
Send us the fair name and your stand size on WhatsApp. We usually answer the same day, in English, Turkish or Persian.
Send us the date and a line or two about what you need. We get back to you within a working day.