Pendulum Creative

For the Flowasis, we designed and fabricated a fully custom traveling lounge built to deploy at festivals and deliver a high-impact brand experience from the ground up. The structure starts with a 20-foot shipping container. We then create an 18’ foot opening to act as a fold-out deck. A winch-and-aircraft-cable system routes through the ceiling framing to operate the deck — making it easy to secure for transport and open in minutes on site.

Interior highlights:

• A 9’ horseshoe bar with LED channels routed directly into the plywood and bending board construction with the winch system housed within the base

• A back wall of perforated metal layered with contoured wave panels, each carrying its own LED channel

• Two fully fabricated interior display walls, each built in seven layers including CNC-cut plywood ribs, milk plexi diffusers, and integrated monitor and speaker openings

• A curated headphone experience with playlists designed around the Rythm THC beverage line

Every system in this build was designed to travel, set up fast, while still feeling considered.

For , we designed and fabricated the Flowasis — a fully custom 20-foot shipping container transformed into a mesmerizing festival lounge.

The space centers on a half-horseshoe bar with a CNC-cut Rythm logo set into the back wall, surrounded by programmable RGBW LED channels and a perforated metal wave wall that moves light through the room in a way that’s hard to pin down.

Custom millwork throughout, two fully built-out feature walls with integrated speakers, monitors, and display for the Rythm beverage line, and a rooftop pergola accessible by staircase for guests who wanted to take it all in from above. The headphone experience that featured playlists curated specifically around the Rythm beverages was the final layer, with every decision in the space made to feel like the brand, not just represent it.

In partnership with , we fabricated and installed key elements across the New York City and Chicago Harry Styles pop-up stores — part of a global activation celebrating Styles’s fourth studio album.

The scope included a 92” interactive clock built from painted MDF with a Sintra edge profile, featuring embedded magnets at each hour position and a spinning collet so the hands can be freely repositioned by visitors.

A nearly 8-foot dimensional sculpture — foam and plywood construction wrapped in vinyl — brought the album artwork and name into three dimensions. Custom merch displays were built from 3/4” Baltic birch, with one unit incorporating CNC-routed channels to house funhouse mirrors on the back side.

Wall flats were framed, braced, and wrapped in large-format graphic prints throughout both spaces, with additional elements including dimensional lettering, large Sintra photo prints, and contour vinyl applied to the exterior. Technical drawings, fabrication, and installation were all handled in-house.