Engineers Who Programme and Run the Bloom
The engineer who sets your bloom pattern is the one standing by the wall on the night. If the show running order changes, the cue changes with it.
Kinetic Flower Installations · Dubai & GCC
Lazulite rents and builds the Mechanical Flower Wall, a 2.5 metre wall of 3D printed flowers whose petals open and close on motors. Event teams use it as a red carpet backdrop, a photo wall and a reveal at galas, launches and lobbies across the Gulf. Our engineers install it, set the bloom pattern and stay to run it.
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A mechanical flower wall is a frame of artificial flowers driven by small motors. A controller opens and closes the petals in a set pattern, so the wall appears to bloom. Lazulite's flowers are 3D printed, with glass acrylic details.
15+
Flower Wall Installations
40+
Galas and Award Nights Dressed
200+
Bloom Reveals Cued
20+
Petal Colour Schemes Built
You get the wall, its flowers, the motor controller and the bloom programme. Our crew delivers, levels and installs the frame, then removes it after the event. An engineer stays on site in between.
Each flower carries its own small mechanism. When the wall is powered, a synchronised controller tells the flowers when to open, so the bloom can roll across the frame as one wave.
The standard wall measures 2,320 by 500 by 2,550 mm and stands on the floor. An open flower spans 450 mm. Power comes in by cable, and the wall is rated for indoor use only.
Choose a slow wave for a backdrop, a full burst for a reveal, or a loop that runs all evening. On the wall-mounted Flower Wall, petal colours and motion patterns can follow your theme.
Choose a configuration
Mechanical Flower Wall
The core unit. A free-standing wall of 3D printed flowers that open and close together, timed by one controller.
Key features
Typical uses
| Type | Motorised kinetic flower installation |
|---|---|
| Variants | Mechanical Flower Wall, Flower Wall, Kinetic Blooming Flower |
| Flowers | 3D printed, 450 mm when open, glass acrylic details |
| Motion | Synchronised open and close sequences |
| Interaction | Programmed loop on the walls; sensor trigger on the single flower |
| Supply | Rent or custom build |
| Power | Single-phase 16 amp for the wall and single flower; 32 amp for the Flower Wall |
| Environment and setup | Indoor; most installs finish in one day |
These figures describe the standard units, and custom sizes are confirmed after the site survey.
Delivered at
Our closest kinetic match on record: rotating blocks driven to a programmed pattern, a similar engineering task to timing a bloom.
A photo backdrop activation from our portfolio; the flower wall was not used, but the guest moment is the same.
At Xposure, visitors posed in front of custom scenes and left with instant prints. The flower wall was not part of it.
Rental covers the wall or flower, its controller, the bloom programme, an engineer, transport, installation and removal. Book it for one night or a run of several weeks.
For a longer frame, brand-coloured flowers or a mix of walls and single blooms, our engineers design the layout and motion together. We can store the build between your events.
Most rentals arrive, install and run a full test in one day. Teardown usually happens the same night, so the venue is clear by morning.
The engineer who sets your bloom pattern is the one standing by the wall on the night. If the show running order changes, the cue changes with it.
Since 2016, our crews have worked on galas, launches and shows across all six GCC states.
Every wall opens and closes through its full programme in our workshop before dispatch. Our team services the motors and wiring between bookings.
Trusted by: Event agencies, Award organisers, Brands, Hotels and venues
We confirm the date, the running order, the wall position and the power supply.
Our team chooses the configuration and colours, then programmes each bloom against your cues.
The wall runs every sequence before it leaves, so weak motors are found early.
Engineers level the frame, test the bloom and trigger the cues during the event.
We take the wall down, pack the flowers in cases and send a short report.
The standard wall needs a floor area of about 2.4 by 0.6 metres and roughly 2.6 metres of height. The single flower stands over 3.6 metres tall on a base about 2 metres wide.
Plan a single-phase 16 amp feed for the standard wall or the single flower, each drawing about 3.68 kW. The Flower Wall asks for 32 amps and takes data over LAN. All three specify 2.4 GHz wireless as well.
The standard wall and the single flower need a level floor. The Flower Wall is fixed to a levelled wall, so we check the wall's build first. Venues receive our drawings and load notes before load-in.
Controlled indoor light suits every configuration, so avoid placing the wall under skylights. Flowers travel in padded cases, and our crew agrees access routes and lift bookings in advance.
Show days, the configuration and the number of units set the base. Custom colours, resized frames and extra programmed cues add to it, while longer bookings lower the daily rate.
As a Lazulite estimate, a rented standard wall with an engineer runs AED 9,000 to 18,000 per show day before VAT. A custom build costs more upfront but becomes your own asset.
Extra bloom cues timed to a script, brand-coloured flowers, additional single flowers and late finishes are quoted as separate lines.
Most quotes land in one of three bands below. Send the date, venue and configuration, and we return a range within a working day.
Budget bands
Compact
One wall, one night
Standard
A programmed backdrop
Flagship
A flower installation built for you
Rent vs custom
| Metric | Rent | Custom build |
|---|---|---|
| Speed to launch | Higher | Lower |
| Upfront investment | Lower | Higher |
| Brand uniqueness | Lower | Higher |
| Reuse value | Lower | Higher |
Rent
Standard wall, short notice
Custom build
Flowers made for your brand
A static silk flower wall looks the same all night and costs less to hire. A mechanical wall moves, so it can mark a moment such as a winner reveal, at a higher day rate.
Pick it when the backdrop must do a job on cue: open for a winner, a product or a VIP arrival. It also suits lobbies where repeat visitors need something new to watch.
A static wall suits a private party or a small budget where the backdrop only needs to look good in photos.
Look at the running order. If a reveal or arrival needs a visual cue, choose the mechanical wall. If the backdrop is decoration only, a static wall is enough.
A robotic camera arm films arrivals in slow motion with the blooming wall behind them.
A second photo stop that keeps the queue moving away from the wall.
Can't find your answer? Speak with our Dubai team.
Each 3D printed flower has a small mechanism that opens and closes its petals. A synchronised controller tells every flower when to move, so the wall can bloom in a wave or all at once. Our engineers programme the pattern, run tests before the event and operate it on the night.
Let's build it together
Tell us the date, the venue and the moment you want the flowers to mark, whether that is an arrival, a winner or a launch. Within a working day we send a suggested configuration, a bloom plan and a budget range. One Lazulite team prepares the wall, installs it and runs it through the night. Brief us by form, phone or WhatsApp.
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