Year: 2026
Food & Beverage
Client: Eat Bit, New Delhi
2 Side Open · Design · Fabrication
Eat Bit
↓Eat Bit - 12 sqm exhibition stall design at Aahar, New Delhi
Client: Eat Bit
Colour carries it. Orange printed walls run the mascot campaign across two faces, product packs and the Crunchy Goodness line laid over them. A warm neon strip traces the whole portal, fascia to corners to floor, so the frame glows as one continuous line. Twin backlit logo boxes face both open sides of this exhibition stall design at Aahar New Delhi. Black racks with turquoise shelves hold the jars, and a faceted counter with a lit reveal fills the corner.
Project Details
2026 · Aahar Expo 2026 - Delhi
What We Delivered
Materials Used
Case Study
The Challenge
Impulse snacks live on shelves, and Eat Bit had 12 sqm in which to build one. The corner plot faced much bigger food brands with far more frontage, so the exhibition stall design at Aahar New Delhi had to stop someone mid-aisle, carry enough SKUs to look like a real range, and still seat a distributor for ten minutes without feeling cramped.
What We Designed
Colour carries it. Orange printed walls run the mascot campaign across two faces, product packs and the Crunchy Goodness line laid over them. A warm neon strip traces the whole portal, fascia to corners to floor, so the frame glows as one continuous line. Twin backlit logo boxes face both open sides of this exhibition stall design at Aahar New Delhi. Black racks with turquoise shelves hold the jars, and a faceted counter with a lit reveal fills the corner.
Why It Worked
The neon outline is what people saw first, a lit rectangle in a row of flat white stands. Racks placed on the aisle edge let visitors browse without committing to walking in, and the counter sits at the pivot so staff could catch both approaches. Tables tucked behind meant a sampling chat never blocked the browsing edge of the food exhibition stall.
Inside the Build
The Result
Neon line tracing the entire portal
Key Feature
12 sqm
Exhibition Area
3 m
Stall Height
Printed vinyl graphic walls
Primary Material
Project Summary
The neon outline is what people saw first, a lit rectangle in a row of flat white stands. Racks placed on the aisle edge let visitors browse without committing to walking in, and the counter sits at the pivot so staff could catch both approaches. Tables tucked behind meant a sampling chat never blocked the browsing edge of the food exhibition stall.
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