For the Brussels Motor Show 2020, Jaguar Land Rover chose Creaplan as local partner. The stand design had to follow a very strict brand guide, with a strong focus on premiumness and a VIP feeling in every corner of the stand.

An extra challenge was to display the two separate brands, Jaguar and Land Rover, in harmony on one stand with both of them still retaining their own identity.

We also had to incorporate a merchandising store customised so that the products were shown to their full advantage while establishing the luxury brand at the same time.

The coordonation of the different partners was another challenge: from catering and software to the placement of the vehicles, we had to make sure all the materials and colour choices of different parties matched the Jaguar Land Rover corporate identity.

Special attention went to the visitor flow of the stand, with different flows for casual visitors, leads to back office sales booths, VIP customers to the lounge area, the staff, cleaning services, etc.

For the dual stand of Jaguar Land Rover, luxury is at the heart of the design.

At the Jaguar part of the stand, we used high-grade materials and elegant designer furniture to convey a sense of luxury and to fully immerse the visitor in the Jaguar experience. Different car models are shown on the stand, accompanied by information displays next to the cars to inform the visitors.

At the Land Rover part of the stand, this sense of luxury and quality is continued but an extra layer is added in which it's all about exploring adventure. The new Defender ot its own lounge on the second floor of the booth. We also added a climbing wall as entertainment for visitors, which fitted in very well with Land Rover's adventurous sporty identity. Visitors could have their pictures taken on the wall with the background converted into a landscape to make it look like they were climbing a mountain together with Tom Waes, a famous Belgian actor and adventurous TV producer. The best photos were rewarded with a present, the Land Rover Defender Lego model. In this part of the booth, dark wooden planks were used as a repeated design element. The result is a natural atmosphere and a high-end look and feel.

Our designers used qualitative materials exclusively and our craftsmen made sure every detail was looked after meticulously - without compromising on convenience: made up of two floors, the enormous stand housed a comfortable lounge with a bar, a merchandise store, over 25 seperate sales booths in the back office with waiting room, and over 200 m² of backstage space for staff.