For a recent product launch at 121 Riley Street, Sydney, The Paper Boys installed Powder Pink and Caramel Soft Walls to divide the venue, create backdrops and bring structure to the open space.
Dividing spaces with purpose
The Soft Walls were used to create distinct areas throughout the venue without permanent construction or rigid partitions. Their flexible form allowed the walls to work naturally within the existing architecture while maintaining an open, connected feel.
Beyond defining the main event areas, the walls were also used to conceal the audio-visual desks, kitchen and catering areas. This kept the operational elements of the event out of sight while maintaining a clean and considered environment for guests.
Powder Pink & Caramel
The Powder Pink walls created a striking backdrop for the product displays, contrasting with the venue’s exposed brick and timber. Caramel brought a warmer tone to the dining and adjoining spaces, complementing the existing architecture and furniture.
Together, the colours helped define different areas while keeping the overall design cohesive.
A flexible event solution
The 121 Riley Street installation demonstrates how Soft Walls can divide spaces, conceal service areas and create purposeful backdrops, all without permanently altering a venue.
For product launches, activations, exhibitions and events, The Paper Boys Soft Walls provide a flexible way to reshape a space around the needs of each event.