The Brief.
Whitley Neill needed a festival bar that could do double duty: showcase its wider portfolio - including Dead Man's Fingers and Tula Beer - and survive a punishing schedule across three very different venues in Barcode at Kenwood House, Tofte Manor Summer Series and Labyrinth On The Thames at the Old Royal Naval College, sometimes with just a few hours between installs.
The Solution.
We designed and produced a fully modular bar that could be broken down, transported and rebuilt fast, without losing an ounce of finish. Interchangeable branding let the space flex between sub-brands, while integrated storage and refrigeration kept it self-sufficient on site - no matter the venue. Crisp white joinery and clean-lined shelving gave the bottle displays a retail-quality finish, while branded deckchairs extended the bar into a proper lounge setting for guests to dwell.
From concept to reality…
We crafted the 3D visual to guide the physical build, designing every element to work seamlessly in the real world. From the structure to the smallest details, the final activation brought the concept to life as envisioned.
Ready to kick-start your project.
We'd love to chat about how we can help. Whether you have a concrete plan or a budding idea, book a discovery call with our co-founder, Will.