Year: 2026
Architecture, Building materials, Art and Design
Client: Jay Ganesh Minerals, Gandhinagar
3 Side Open · Design · Fabrication
Jay Ganesh Minerals
↓Jay Ganesh Minerals - Exhibition Stall Design at Indian Ceramics Asia, Gandhinagar 2026
Client: Jay Ganesh Minerals
The long wall became the product range: rows of clear acrylic trays holding actual clay and mineral samples, each with a black data card beside it, backed in white and lit from behind with thin red strips. Quarry and logistics photographs run as backlit boxes on the return wall. A wood-batten fin screen defines the lounge, the curved counter carries planting along its edge, and glass columns packed with aggregate anchor the corners of this exhibition stall design at Indian Ceramics Asia Gandhinagar.
Project Details
2026 · Indian Ceramics Expo 2026 - Gandhinagar
What We Delivered
Materials Used
Case Study
The Challenge
Clay is difficult to display. Jay Ganesh Minerals sells ball clay, kaolin, feldspar and plastic clay to ceramic manufacturers, and the buying decision turns on grade and consistency rather than looks. On a 48 sqm corner with 3 open sides, the exhibition stall design at Indian Ceramics Asia Gandhinagar had to make raw material worth walking up to and give technical buyers something to compare.
What We Designed
The long wall became the product range: rows of clear acrylic trays holding actual clay and mineral samples, each with a black data card beside it, backed in white and lit from behind with thin red strips. Quarry and logistics photographs run as backlit boxes on the return wall. A wood-batten fin screen defines the lounge, the curved counter carries planting along its edge, and glass columns packed with aggregate anchor the corners of this exhibition stall design at Indian Ceramics Asia Gandhinagar.
Why It Worked
Visitors touched things. The sample trays turned an abstract commodity into a wall people stopped and compared along, and the data cards answered the first technical question before anyone asked it. Red strip light under the samples pulled eyes in from the aisle, and the wood-screened lounge gave the sales team somewhere quieter to close on volumes - the quieter half of this materials showcase stand.
Inside the Build
The Result
Acrylic sample-tray product wall with data cards
Key Feature
48 sqm
Exhibition Area
3.5 m
Stall Height
White painted MDF
Primary Material
Project Summary
Visitors touched things. The sample trays turned an abstract commodity into a wall people stopped and compared along, and the data cards answered the first technical question before anyone asked it. Red strip light under the samples pulled eyes in from the aisle, and the wood-screened lounge gave the sales team somewhere quieter to close on volumes - the quieter half of this materials showcase stand.
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