Well-rounded services (part 1)

In addition to advertising and attracting potential customers, it is also important for a business to retain existing customers. By impressing your customers in the process of using your products or services, they will look forward to their next product experience with you. Our well-rounded services have been developed to serve this purpose.

Signage, light boxes, outdoor advertising productions have always accounted for a large proportion of our work. However, the design and decoration of venues also bring us many new ideas and challenges. Among them, the spacious cruise lobby provided us considerable freedom on creativity.

The lobby has a spacious area with high ceiling, imposing no restrictions on creativity. Regardless of printed products or three-dimensional decorations, all kinds of materials can be fully utilized. Enriched venue effects allow customers to have a deeper experience.

Sometimes the venue space needs to be modified to meet the requirements of different activities, for example, a temporary storage compartment with a door. We designed and cut the components according to the size of the storage area. We adopted tenon wood as the materials which is convenient and stable. The exterior was also decorated with floral design, matching the original style yet not too lofty.

The decoration of venues does not simply embellish the venue, sometimes it is required to “create out of nothing”. One of an unforgettable experiences is a job for building promotional booths. We especially built a bow-shaped LED monitor stage, and its size had to be calculated several times in order to ensure that it could stand the weight of the bow. Afterwards, we used iron sticks and wooden strips to build the main supporting rack. Then we used wooden boards to shape the ship. Due to its large size, the bow had to be manufactured in two parts and sent to the venue for merging. The job was completed after installing the LED monitor and audio system. Together with the ocean-designed floor stickers, the huge bow created an attractive effect like sailing at the sea.

(to be continued –> Part 2)