Our finest achievements

For the 2nd year, we deployed our expertise in the heart of Germany, at one of the sector's most emblematic trade shows. Our teams rose to the challenge, from managing the exhibitors to fitting out the various areas.

• Immersive shopping mall
•  Modern, user-friendly catering area
• Attractive, high-impact stage area

For the Salon de la Franchise 2025, our modular partitions gave life to more than 400 m² of stands dedicated to companies and to discussion areas designed for visitors.

With over 600 exhibitors and 32,200 attendees, this year's event was an ideal showcase for sustainable, flexible and innovative solutions, perfectly adapted to the challenges of today's trade shows.

For their first appearance at MIPIM in Cannes, our structures struck hard and set the tempo on the Croisette and at the Palais des Festivals. The challenge was met with flying colors: reception, exhibitor management, space planning... every detail was thought out to create a fluid, impactful and unforgettable experience.

The Naturissima trade show, dedicated to the environment and well-being, took over Alpexpo in Grenoble! Our team transformed the space to welcome 130 enthusiastic exhibitors. Stands, workshops, conference areas: our modular wooden partitions were perfectly aligned with the show's eco-responsible, wellness theme.

We're proud to have supported the LAZARE association for the Vendée Globe 2024 project, and wanted to do our bit to help this cause. That's why we were delighted to set up their stand at the Vendée Globe trade show, free of charge. With over 3 million visitors, it's a unique opportunity to raise the profile of the association and its actions to promote social inclusion.

Our wooden structures are off on tour! They accompanied the traveling campus launched by Refashion, the eco-organization committed to more sustainable fashion. A fun and educational event that invites people to rethink fashion through textile repair, reuse and recycling workshops.

The eco-responsible result: over 135 m² of exhibits for just half a garbage can bag of waste. Quite in keeping with the theme, don't you think?