Viridien EAGE 2026
Aberdeen, Scotland 2026
Aberdeen, Scotland 2026
Viridien
Exhibition Booth
Aberdeen, UK
2026
Thomas Stefan
At EAGE 2026 in Aberdeen, we had the pleasure of creating a bespoke exhibition stand for our new client, Viridien. The entire stand concept was inspired by the shape of the Viridien logo, which symbolizes a lens and represents a different perspective on the world – a central element of the company’s brand identity.
The columns along the boundaries of the stand showcased Viridien’s current marketing campaign to the outside, while simultaneously creating an inviting and communicative atmosphere within. Each column was dedicated to one of the company’s business areas and brought it to life through integrated screens.
The interior of the stand offered a variety of spaces for different types of interaction and conversation – whether enjoying a coffee, exchanging ideas with customers and visitors, or having more confidential discussions. The central sofa was deliberately designed to be multifunctional: facing one direction, it provided the ideal view of presentations, while its reverse side created a comfortable lounge area for relaxed conversations and a small refreshment from the catering.
Elegant, floor-to-ceiling curtains divided the stand into distinct areas without visually closing it off. Their subtle transparency maintained visual connections throughout the space. The rounded forms of the Viridien logo served as inspiration for the design language of the furniture, giving the entire exhibition presence a modern and sophisticated look.
Another key element of the exhibition stand was the Sercel product area. Although Sercel operates as an independent company, it is part of the Viridien Group and works closely with Viridien. This area was deliberately designed in Sercel’s distinctive shades of blue, making it clearly recognizable as a separate brand environment.
The Sercel design integrated seamlessly into the overall stand concept. The blue accents complemented Viridien’s corporate design colors, particularly its distinctive violet and vibrant green, creating a cohesive overall look. In this way, the close connection between the two companies was made visible while preserving Sercel’s distinct brand identity.
