Made in Europe
Face and hand sculpture in high-gloss gold, on a black background
Décor · Activation · Sculpture

The art of monumental décor.

Face and hand sculpture, high-gloss gold finish

ProductionMade in Europe
MaterialsComposite, metal, wood
TurnkeyFrom 3D to installation
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The atelier at a glance

Giant objects, sets and sculptures for brands, parks and cities. Built like boat hulls, in composite, steel and carved wood. Shipped and installed by our own team.

Exclusive representation in Benelux and FranceWorkshop visits on request
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Projects

Projects delivered by our partner workshop for brands, trade fairs, parks, cities and shopping centres. Each project opens full screen.

1.1

Selection

Eight projects, from an aquapark pool to a shopping centre's glass roof.

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01

Show concept car

5 photos
Type
Events, TV show
Mat.
Composite, automotive red lacquer, built-in LED lighting
02

hellosmile × Voyage

8 photos
Type
Brand activation, launch pop-up
Mat.
Lacquered composite
03

Device at giant scale

1 photo
Type
Brand activation, product launch
04

Lacquered cherries

1 photo
Type
Brand activation, visual signature for a trade fair stand
Mat.
Composite, gloss lacquer
05

Brand characters

3 photos
Type
Brand activation, mascots
Mat.
Lacquered, hand-painted
06

Giant bottle

1 photo
Type
Brand activation, 3D brand object
07

Wine Vision

2 photos
Type
Events, trade fair
08

TV sets

4 photos
Type
Events, studio sets
09

Exhibition design

3 photos
Type
Events, display columns
10

Stage character

1 photo
Type
Events, concert stage piece
11

Expo 2027 mascots

4 photos
Type
Events, international exhibition
Mat.
Composite, hand-painted
12

Aquapark

7 photos
Type
Parks & leisure, water play and slides
Mat.
Composite, installed in the water
13

Retail park totem

5 photos
Type
Public space, installed outdoors all year round
Mat.
Faceted, hand-painted
14

Hand bench

1 photo
Type
Public space, street furniture, in production
Mat.
Composite
15

Globe

1 photo
Type
Public space, roundabout sculpture
Mat.
Metal
16

Suspended cloud

4 photos
Type
Retail & interiors, shopping arcade
17

Under the glass roof

3 photos
Type
Retail & interiors, suspended installation
18

Sculpted ceiling

2 photos
Type
Retail & interiors, indoor suspended installation
Mat.
Steel structure
19

Seating and armchairs

2 photos
Type
Retail & interiors, furniture
20

Face and hand

3 photos
Type
Atelier, sculpture
Mat.
Metallic gold or matt white
21

Walls and reliefs

6 photos
Type
Atelier, bas-reliefs and large formats
Mat.
Bas-relief, corten and sand effects
22

Smooth volumes

3 photos
Type
Atelier, sculpture and objects
Mat.
Lacquered and matt finishes
23

Steel and carved wood

6 photos
Type
Atelier, sculpture, furniture, details
Mat.
Cut and faceted steel, solid walnut
24

Composite hulls

4 photos
Type
Atelier, boatbuilding craft
Mat.
Fibreglass, resin, gelcoat

Scale

This fits in your hand.

A visitor poses in front of a giant toothpaste tube

This stops the crowd.

The same product, true to its curves, its colour and its logo.
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Showreel

Real projects from the workshop, from composite hull to on-site installation.

Your product, in giant form. Built like a boat hull, shipped, installed.

Length
2 min 09 s
Materials
Composite, steel, carved wood
Sectors
Brands, parks, cities, trade fairs

High-gloss gold finish. Face and hand sculpture, gold lacquered, filmed fresh from the workshop.

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If it can handle the sea, it can handle the public square.

Marine-grade composite, combined with steel and carved wood.

In events, most sets are carved from polystyrene. It's quick and light, but it fears rain, knocks and dismantling.

We shape our pieces like boat hulls: fibreglass, resin, gelcoat, steel frame. They stand up to water, frost, sun and crowds. And they come back for the next event.

3.1

Composite

Fibreglass and resin

Light, rigid, watertight. The basis of every organic form, from mirror gloss to deep matt.

3.2

Metal

Cut and faceted steel

Sheet-metal sculptures, load-bearing structures, hidden frames and suspended pieces.

3.3

Carved wood

Walnut, oak, solid wood

Machined and hand-finished for furniture, seating and details.

3.4

Combined

Composite, steel and wood

Metal frame, wooden seat, composite shell, built-in LED lighting.

Water and weather

Marine composite lives in water and sun, season after season. It leaves the trade fair for the street, the park or the pool.

Longevity

Reusable from one fair to the next. A permanent piece needs light maintenance: waxing the finish and checking the anchors.

Shapes, textures, colours

Anything that exists in 3D can be laminated. RAL and Pantone shades, automotive lacquer, metallic, pearlescent, gold. Mirror-smooth, mineral matt, relief, stone effect, wood, corten rust, sand.

Very large sizes

From a countertop display to a piece several metres tall, built in modules, shipped, then assembled on site.

3.5

Compared with standard event sets

What matters when an object has to live outdoors, travel or be touched by the public. Qualitative rating from 1 to 5 (5 = best).

CriterionMarine compositePainted polystyreneWood, MDF
Outdoor lifespanRain, sun, frost5 out of 51 out of 52 out of 5
Water, frost, UVWatertightness and colour fastness5 out of 51 out of 52 out of 5
Impact and vandalismKnocks, scratches, public, handling4 out of 51 out of 53 out of 5
Load-bearing capacitySitting, climbing, hanging, anchoring5 out of 51 out of 54 out of 5
Precision and finishFine details, smooth surfaces, lacquer5 out of 53 out of 52 out of 5
Reuse and touringDismantling, transport, reassembly5 out of 51 out of 53 out of 5
Low purchase price5 = cheapest to make2 out of 55 out of 54 out of 5
Speed of production5 = fastest2 out of 55 out of 54 out of 5

Composite costs more and takes longer than a polystyrene set: it needs a master, sometimes a mould. It pays for itself as soon as the object is reused, moved, installed outdoors or touched by the public.

Since 1974

Niki de Saint Phalle's Nanas, in polyester and fibreglass, have stood outdoors in Hanover.

Source: City of Hanover
30 to 45 years

average lifespan of a composite boat.

Source: European Commission 2016, via European Boating Industry
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How we work

Two ways to start, depending on whether you have a brief or already a 3D file. From there, we handle everything through to installation.

  1. 4.1

    Brief or sketch

    You send the need: object, dimensions, location, date, budget.

    Your studio already has the 3D file (STL, OBJ, STEP)? We start from it.

  2. 4.2

    3D and sign-off

    The workshop models the piece, or checks your file: thicknesses, modular split, structure and anchors.

    You approve the 3D render, colours, finishes and price.

  3. 4.3

    Production in Europe

    Master, mould, lamination, structure, finishing.

    Progress photos along the way.

  4. 4.4

    Shipping

    Crating and delivery to site, organised by us.

  5. 4.5

    Installation

    The workshop team assembles and installs large pieces on site.

Lead times and prices are set in the quote, depending on size, finish and quantity.

Green bodywork loaded onto a truck
ShippingOrganised by us
Installation at height from a cherry picker in a shopping centre
Installation at heightCherry picker
Open shipping crates in a gallery
DeliveryIn crates
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The atelier

A family workshop that has been building boat hulls for generations.

Boatbuilding craft

Laminating fibreglass, mastering resin, laying a flawless gelcoat. The trade has been passed down from workshop to workshop; today it shapes our sculptures and giant objects.

Large white composite hull in the workshop
A hull leaves the workshop
  • ProductionMade in Europe. Delivered and installed anywhere.
  • RepresentationExclusive in Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and France.
  • ContactOne single point of contact for the quote, production follow-up, shipping and installation.
  • VisitSee a hull come out of the mould, touch a gelcoat, meet the team. We arrange the trip with you.
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Frequently asked questions

6.1What are the lead times?

Quoted per project: lead times and prices depend on size, finish and quantity. Give us your date with the brief.

6.2How big can you go?

From a countertop display to a piece several metres tall. Very large pieces are built in modules, shipped, then assembled on site. Exact dimensions depend on the project.

6.3Indoors or outdoors?

Both. The pieces are built like boat hulls and stand up to water, frost, sun and crowds. They live at a trade fair, on the street, in a park or in a pool.

6.4Can you work from our own 3D?

Yes. Your studio sends us the file (STL, OBJ, STEP…). The workshop checks thicknesses, modular split, structure and anchors, then gets back to you. Any corrections are approved together, followed by the quote.

6.5Who handles shipping?

We do. Crating and delivery to site, organised by us.

6.6And installation?

The workshop team assembles and installs large pieces on site.

6.7What maintenance is needed?

A permanent piece needs light maintenance: waxing the finish and checking the anchors.

6.8Is it more expensive than polystyrene?

Yes, and it takes longer: it needs a master, sometimes a mould. Composite pays for itself as soon as the object is reused, moved, installed outdoors or touched by the public.

6.9Where do you work?

Exclusive representation in Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and France. Pieces are made in Europe, delivered and installed anywhere.

07 / 07Contact

Start a project

A sketch, a photo of your product or a 3D file is enough to get started.

The brief

Name, project type, approximate dimensions, deadline: the button drafts the message for you.

Or write directly to contact@atelierkazari.com

The button opens your email app with a pre-filled brief. Nothing is sent without your approval.