Production · Special constructions
If it doesn’t exist, we build it.
Wooden pergolas, metal structures and truss constructions, designed and made in-house, for decor and lighting wherever a venue has nothing to hang from.
Craft meets engineering
Some of the most beautiful weddings happen in places with no roof, no beams and no trees. That’s where we come in: we design, build and install the structures that carry the lights, the flowers and the magic.
What we build
Three ways to build the sky.
Ready-made structures from our own workshop, or something designed just for you.
Anestis PapakonstantinouAbove your tables
Wooden pergolas
Portable pergolas set parallel over your tables: a blank canvas for chandeliers, bulbs, flowers, fairy lights or candles.

Cubes, tunnels, frames
Metal structures
Slender tubes that take any shape: a tunnel of light, a cube above the dance floor. Florists can make them almost invisible.

Strength for big spans
Truss constructions
Aluminium truss structures for large spaces: a cube over the dance floor, frames for lights, sound and decor, built to carry it all safely.
Our wooden pergolas
Two sizes. Endless ways to dress them.
Portable pergolas in high-quality pine, designed in-house to carry anything above your dinner table, safely and beautifully.

Matte white · non-folding
Large white pergolas
Large pergolas in matte white, wide enough for guests at the heads of the table. Assembled on site from three pieces.
- Width
- 130 cm (51.2″)
- Length
- 250 cm (98.4″)
- Height
- 250 cm (98.4″)
- Finish
- Matte white
- Assembly
- 3 pieces

Stained wood · folding
Narrow folding pergolas
Slimmer pergolas in stained wood, with hinges for easy folding and transport. Free-standing on their own feet, assembled from three pieces.
- Width
- 250 cm (98.4″)
- Depth
- 61 cm (24″)
- Height
- 250 cm (98.4″)
- Finish
- Stained wood
- Assembly
- 3 pieces, folding
The pergolas presentation, with every size and real photos.
Try it
Dress the pergola.
A wooden pergola is a blank canvas. Add what you love, and see how it changes.
Our workshop
Made by us, from wood, metal and more.
We design, cut, print, paint and assemble in-house, whatever the material.
3D printing
Custom details, from decor to monograms.
Plasma & waterjet
Metal cut precisely, to any shape.
CNC wood
Wood cut and engraved with precision.
Paint & finish
Painted, assembled and finished in-house.
From sketch to structure
Imagined by you. Engineered by us.
Four steps, one team, from the first drawing to the last bolt.
01
Your idea
A sketch, a photo, a mood: we start from what you imagine.
02
Our design
Drawn around your venue. For larger builds, in 3D, to check the engineering and the look.
03
Built in-house
Made in our own workshop, from wood, metal or 3D-printed parts.
04
Installed safely
Assembled by our technicians to strict safety specifications, lights included.
Gallery
Structures we have built.
Pergolas, tunnels, cubes and one-of-a-kind builds.
For planners and decorators
Your vision, our structure.
We work hand in hand with planners, decorators and florists, so every structure fits the theme and carries the decor exactly as you designed it.

Real weddings
With our constructions.
Weddings from our portfolio built on our structures.
Chandler & Carl
A Vineyard Wedding at Dourakis Winery in Crete
Andriano & Valentina
A Tale of Italian Elegance in Mani
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Questions
Good to know.
Do the structures need fixing points at the venue?
No. They stand on any surface, and carry lights and decor where the venue has nothing to hang from. Depending on the site, some may need extra support, which we take care of.
Can our florist decorate them?
Yes. Florists love them: dressed with flowers, they can become almost invisible.
Are they safe?
Every installation follows strict safety specifications, and is assembled by our own technicians.
What can you make in your workshop?
Almost anything: 3D-printed pieces, metal cut by plasma and waterjet, wood cut and engraved by CNC, painted, assembled and finished in-house.
Let’s build it.
Tell us what you imagine, and we’ll tell you how we would build it.










