Corporate events

Illuminated 3 m inflatable signage totems for Nestlé

Orange leaf-shaped inflatable totem marked “Wellness in action” at the foot of a curved staircase in an atrium. Enlarge the photo
Inflatable signage at the foot of the stairs. Credit: Digital Inflatables
Height
3 m

Digital Inflatables designed and made 10 illuminated inflatable totems, each 3 m tall, for Nestlé, used as signage at the “Wellness in Action” event in 2026. Orange and shaped like drops or leaves, they carry the words “Wellness in action” and the brand’s logo. Inflated with sealed air, they have built-in LED lighting and need no blower.

What did Digital Inflatables make for Nestlé?

Inflatable signage made of 10 orange structures, each 3 m tall, for the “Wellness in Action” event.

Tall orange drop-shaped inflatable structure, lit from below, with the words “Wellness in action” and the Nestlé logo, in an exhibition hall. Enlarge the photo
One of the 10 inflatable totems, 3 m tall. Credit: Digital Inflatables

The totems have organic shapes, drops, flames or leaves, and stand on a metal base; several carry the words “Wellness in action” and the brand’s logo in white.

They mark out the spaces: at the foot of a curved staircase, next to a lit counter, between the buffet tables and the product stands.

Inflated with sealed air, they work without a constant blower, and their built-in LED lighting makes them glow from inside.

Who is Nestlé and what was the signage for?

Nestlé is a Swiss multinational founded in 1873, headquartered in Vevey.

Orange drop-shaped inflatable structures beside a glowing yellow counter where guests are talking. Enlarge the photo
Totems next to a lit counter. Credit: Digital Inflatables

At a large event, signage guides guests from one space to the next and repeats the event’s name at every stop.

According to Digital Inflatables, the structures transformed the event spaces on a controlled budget.

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Sealed air or constant blower: which suits an inflatable totem?

With sealed air, the totem is inflated once and stays silent; with a constant blower, air is fed in all the time, which makes up for small leaks.

Large function room with buffet tables in the foreground and orange flame-shaped inflatable structures along the walls. Enlarge the photo
The totems in the reception hall. Credit: Digital Inflatables

Indoors, sealed air avoids noise and cables on the floor; built-in LED lighting then keeps the totem visible in a dimly lit hall.

For budgets, see the guide to custom inflatable prices, and for picking a workshop, the guide on choosing an inflatable structure manufacturer.

Full specifications

Client Nestlé
Event Wellness in Action
Quantity 10 inflatable structures
Height 3 m
Object illuminated inflatable signage
Technology sealed air, built-in LED lighting

Frequently asked questions

How many inflatable structures were installed for Nestlé?

10 inflatable structures, each 3 m tall.

Are the Nestlé inflatable totems illuminated?

Yes: each structure has built-in LED lighting and is inflated with sealed air.

Which event was the signage made for?

For Nestlé’s “Wellness in Action” event.

Can an inflatable totem be used as indoor signage?

Yes. Light and quick to set up, it can stand at the foot of a staircase, at the entrance to a room or next to a stand to guide visitors.

Is a sealed-air inflatable totem noisy?

No. It is inflated once, needs no constant blower and stays silent, like the Nestlé totems.

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Sources

  1. Instagram post by Digital Inflatables instagram.com
  2. Wikipedia (fr), article on the group fr.wikipedia.org

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