
Scenery and special features
We create scenery that tells the story of a place: artificial trees and roots, carts, boats, props, features with effects and landscape furniture.
We design and build scenery and unusual special features for amusement parks, hotels, resorts, commercial venues, public spaces and private projects.
Details often decide whether a space is merely well designed or truly creates its own world. That is why we build not only large features, but also bespoke scenic elements, props, decorative structures, landscape furniture, photo spots, signage and objects designed specifically for a particular story and place.
We can recreate an element from the client's documentation and visualisations or design it from scratch. Form, materials, colour, degree of ageing and fabrication method are chosen individually to suit the surroundings and conditions of use.
Scenery can stand on its own or be part of a larger themed environment, combined with architecture, sculpture, artificial rockwork, water, lighting, sound and special effects.
What we can build
- Complete scenery for themed zones
- Bespoke objects and three-dimensional features
- Large-scale props and scenic decoration
- Photo spots and signature photo zones
- Themed benches and landscape furniture
- Decorative tables, seating and furnishings
- Themed planters and planting screens
- Carts, wagons, boats and stylised utility objects
- Totems, wayfinding signs and themed signage
- Boards, shop signs and three-dimensional identity features
- Decorative gates, entrances and small portals
- Elements of themed markets, harbours, villages and streets
- Decorative crates, barrels and faux timber and faux metal structures
- Elements styled as old, worn, damaged or historic
- Unusual objects designed specifically for a given attraction
- Scenery for queue lines, waiting areas and circulation routes
- Elements for playgrounds and family themed zones
- Concealment of equipment, installations and technical elements
- Elements integrated with sculpture, rockwork and architecture
- Bespoke textures imitating timber, stone, metal, concrete and other materials
- Scenic painting, patination and ageing
- Integration of lighting, mist, smoke, sound and special effects
- Fabrication of modular elements and preparation for transport
- On-site installation and final finishing
Technology and execution
We design every scenic element with its function, scale, exposure, intensity of use and working conditions in mind.
Depending on the project we use steel structures, lightweight space frames, EPS/XPS, cementitious and polymer-modified systems, composites, timber, metal elements and other materials suited to the specific form.
We do not limit ourselves to one fabrication system. The technology serves the design: a large outdoor feature needs different solutions from a lightweight indoor scenic element, a decorative sign or an object that visitors will touch frequently.
We model and finish surfaces by hand. We can create imitations of old timber, stone, metal, rust, patina, worn render, concrete and many other materials. Multi-layer scenic painting and ageing tie new elements together into one believable space.
On larger projects we plan for division into modules, transport, installation sequence and maintenance access.
Scenery can also be integrated with LED lighting, mist, smoke, sound, electrical installations and other special effects.
What matters most to us is that every element looks like a natural part of the project's world, not like decoration added at random.
Who we work for
Let us create the details that make a space tell its own story.
Send us a visualisation, a sketch, documentation or describe the element you need. We can make a single unusual object or a full set of scenery for a larger project. We will analyse form, technology, durability, transport and installation, and match the execution to the character of the whole space.
Send a project brief
Do you have a complex themed or sculptural package to deliver?
Send drawings, visualisations or a short description. We review every brief and reply with a concrete next step.
Architects and general contractors: Send the project documents










