Tonnelvisie was designed as a playful world where games, relaxation and human connection come together. Four larger-than-life totems represent the four player teams, each with its own character, identity and energy.
A colourful mix of human, animal and natural forms gives every team a face and invites visitors to pick a side and join the game.
Rejected industrial chemical barrels became the building blocks for our four totems. We developed a rotating mechanism that lets each barrel spin independently, allowing visitors to mix and create entirely new characters.
Custom-built games form the base of each installation, making every piece fully stand-alone and ready to play. Wooden features and bold artwork bring the raw industrial materials to life.
The result is a vibrant playground where strangers become teammates, opponents and spectators. 360 beerpong forms the beating heart of the space, surrounded by smaller games and grandstands to watch or simply hang out.
A playful escape from the festival crowd, built around the simple joy of connecting through play.
Smèrrig already has a strong and recognizable visual identity, featuring artwork illustrated by Petsi. For King’s Day 2026, we were asked to translate this bold and raw style into a slightly more mature visual world, without losing the unique character of the brand.
For this edition, we combined the recognizable style of Smèrrig with an energetic 90’s illustration vibe, dynamic video footage, and a raw, playful aesthetic. The result: a visual mix where nostalgia and modern Gen-Z energy come together.
We’re always exploring new territories and developing fresh concepts along the way. Naturally, not every idea ends up being the perfect fit for a specific project.
But that doesn’t mean we’re done with them. In this case, you’ll discover décor concepts that are ready to be brought to life, waiting for the right moment.
Maze of Music becomes the beating heart of the festival: a central village that pulls you in, where the space comes to life in multiple ways throughout the entire weekend.
By day it’s a place to wander, explore and recharge — by night it transforms into a hidden arena for intimate 360° parties, featuring a rotating DJ booth at its core and panoramic views across the festival grounds.
Step inside and encounter never-before-discovered species—beautiful, enchanted creatures that float through the landscape, whisper in flashes of light and move to the rhythm of an unknown ecosystem. The design of Animorphia draws inspiration from festival chill areas and layered wooden art installations.
The result is a contemporary mix of flat design, old-school tattoos and graffiti, filled with playful shapes, repeating patterns and objects that feel slightly “off”—and therefore all the more intriguing.
The ultimate escape within a vibrant festival. In this area, the pace slows down, making room for well-deserved relaxation and renewal.
The Human Charger is not just a place; it is an oasis where festivalgoers can rejuvenate their senses in the middle of the festival’s energy. Our core values are cooling down, rebirth, and creating a mirage-like Fata Morgana in the heart of the festival world.
Tikirama is an interactive art experience built from a series of abstract totems — playful hybrids of human, animal, plant and even extraterrestrial forms. These totems act as the creators and guardians of the festival spirit, spreading luck and joy while protecting the grounds from negative energy. With their bold and whimsical presence, they awaken the inner child in every visitor.
Tikirama is a modular concept that can be scaled and shaped in different ways: from a single totem, to a full installation of multiple totems, or an immersive interactive totem area.
Pinball Madness is a playful, high-energy stage concept inspired by the way festival visitors bounce between stages like a giant pinball machine.
The design blends steampunk with bold pinball visuals, packed with light, movement and humour. At its heart stands a towering Nutty Professor, bringing his magical pinball to life, while the DJ booth sits inside a glass sphere between his legs—making the artist the engine of the madness.
Solar Weekend is the festival where you can escape reality, and where nothing is too crazy. It’s like a different planet where creativity, dance, music, and madness come together. We had the amazing opportunity to design and build the area ‘House of House’.
Imagine a place where you can leave planet Earth and step into the Solar System—a world bursting with crazy patterns, colors, strange life, and unforgettable experiences. This vision became the starting point for our concept.
From the very beginning, we knew that a massive UFO had to be the centerpiece of the stage—complete with a giant LED screen beneath it, placed exactly where, in a classic UFO scene, the bright light beam would shine down. Every object, line, shape, and material was designed and positioned to draw all focus and attention toward the heart of the stage.
We were given the assignment to incorporate a huge number of pallets into the design. We embraced this challenge and integrated them in a way that enhances the overall lines and structure of the stage and the erea.
Before the festival, we designed all the artwork and carefully positioned it on every stage element, preparing it for print on wood and decotex. We brought all the artwork to life so it was ready to be places on the massive LED screen.
Five days before the event, we arrived on-site. With all materials delivered and the full team ready, construction of the stage could begin. The stage was built around a steel frame, with each 3D object crafted separately and lifted into place to complete the final structure.
A massive, bold, surreal and dynamic stage bursting with color and energy, pulling visitors in as if they might be sucked straight into the UFO.
Solar Weekend is the festival where you can escape reality, and where nothing is too crazy. A different planet where creativity, dance, music, and madness come together.
This year, we had the amazing opportunity to design and build the festival’s entire mainstage.
Imagine a place where land and water come together once a year to form a magical island. A place bursting with color, life, and unforgettable experiences.
This idea was the starting point for our concept.
The design was born from the fusion of Tattoo Tommes’ (Tom) old-school tattoo style and WaveYourBrand’s (Dion) colorful flat design style. This unique blend perfectly matches the vibrant and colorful atmosphere of the festival.
Here’s the first 3D visualization of the mainstage.
Two months in advance, we began the execution. We had a large portion of the panels professionally cut, ensuring everything looked sharp.
We started by projecting the base lines onto each panel so we could accurately apply the design. Then, we painted each panel one by one—about 150 in total!
To truly bring the mainstage to life, we carefully considered the use of LED screens during the design phase. Based on the design, we animated various elements in an almost trippy way, making the stage literally come alive.
The result? A massive, bold, colorful, and surreal stage that constantly watches over the entire festival and draws visitors toward the mainstage.