Year
Timeline
8 weeks
Location
Lyon, France

Gallery




The Challenge
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One of the main challenges was creating a strong product experience within a compact 35 sqm space while still presenting several product categories clearly. Another important challenge was coordinating the U‑shaped lightboxes, hanging banner, printed graphics, fabric displays, and lighting so that all elements worked together as one clear brand story.
The Solution
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The team behind Maher Design designed a compact but highly impactful brand environment using SOLETEX’s strong black and green corporate identity, supported by large printed textile graphics, illuminated branding, product display areas, and warm wooden flooring. Since the project was in France, the design included impressive Paris‑inspired wall textile graphics, including an Eiffel Tower visual, which helped connect the product presentation to the exhibition location. A strong overhead hanging banner with illuminated SOLETEX branding gave the booth excellent visibility from the exhibition aisle. Large U‑shaped lightbox elements, digital screens, printed wall textile applications, decoration fabric displays, product samples, and a reception counter completed the layout. The overall design turned the stand itself into a live showcase of SOLETEX’s digital printing quality and textile application possibilities.
The Results
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The final stand successfully presented SOLETEX as a creative and innovative digital printing textile manufacturer. The large hanging banner attracted attention from a distance, while the U‑shaped lightboxes and Paris‑themed printed graphics created a memorable visual experience. Visitors could immediately understand how SOLETEX textiles can be used in wall coverings, decoration, display systems, and soft signage applications. The result was a compact but powerful stand that combined brand visibility, product storytelling, and practical meeting space.
Exhibited At
SOLETEX at C!Print Lyon 2026
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