One vision. Endless possibilities.
Spaces, technology and experiences beyond the ordinary.
Every tower here stands for something we create: AI and software, 3D spaces, engineering drawings, exhibition builds, content and campaigns. The drones overhead are our teams at work. Keep scrolling and we will show you around.
Mania HQ International is a creative and technical studio. Designers, engineers, AI developers and content makers work as one team, so your stand, your screens and your campaign all tell the same story.
A booth needs 3D design, drawings, a build crew, screens, content and a launch campaign. Most companies hire five suppliers for that. With us it is one team, planned together from day one.
Exhibition booths and interiors, designed in 3D so clients can walk through the space and sign off before a single panel is built. Tap a screen to open the project.
Mania HQ International now builds games. Our game developer creates gameplay, physics, level design and polished UI in Unity, Unreal Engine and Godot, then tests every build with automated QA so players get a smooth experience from the first level.
Tell us what you need. One team designs, builds and launches it.
Open a division to see what it delivers, then tap the services you want. They go straight into your request, so you never fill a long form.
We start from how your business runs today, then build the website, chatbot or tool that saves the most time.
Companies launching online, or teams drowning in repeated work
Your clients and investors see the finished space, product or campaign before you spend on building it.
Brands opening a space, launching a product or refreshing their look
Clear plans and models mean fewer surprises on site, faster quotes and less waste.
Contractors, fabricators and anyone taking a design to the build stage
We plan, shoot and post for you every month, so your accounts stay active while you run the business.
Brands that need steady content without hiring a full team
One team handles the design, drawings, build and coverage, so nothing gets lost between suppliers before the show opens.
Companies exhibiting at trade shows, conferences and launches
Pick one. We suggest the right team and you can add it to your request in one tap.
Choose a goal above to see your suggested team.
Every request is matched with the right specialists. You always speak with one coordinator.
SJ started Mania HQ International to bring AI, CAD, 3D, photography, marketing and event builds under one roof. He sets the creative direction for every project and stays your single point of contact, from the first sketch to the final delivery.
Talk to SJ about your projectCo-partner · Meshkah Media
Exhibition stands and event builds are produced with our co-partner Meshkah Media and managed by Mania HQ International from start to finish.
Real stands, pavilions and feature walls built across Saudi Arabia, from bare hall to opening day.
Pick the services you need, or just describe your idea. Sketches, photos and reference links all help.
We reply with one plan, one timeline and one quote, and agree the details with you on a call.
The right specialists work on it together. You see progress as 3D previews and drafts, and give feedback at each stage.
You receive the finished work and all the files. Your coordinator stays your contact for whatever comes next.
Pick services above, or simply describe your idea. We reply with one plan and one quote.
Start a requestNo. You get one coordinator who manages every specialist on your project and is your single point of contact.
Yes. We design it in 3D, and our co-partner, Meshkah Media, builds and installs it, with Mania HQ International managing the whole job.
Of course. Many clients start with one thing, like a 3D design or a website, and add more later.
Every project is quoted on its own, based on the services, size and deadline. You get one clear quote before any work starts.
Yes. Our projects so far include work for clients in Saudi Arabia, China and India, and most design work can be delivered remotely.
A short description of your idea, your deadline and a rough budget. Sketches, floor plans or reference images help us move faster.
For Rawabi Integrated Gas, we designed an exhibition booth around the brand’s three leaves and its blue and yellow colors. A floating ring canopy, lit in the brand gradient, hangs above the stand and makes it visible from every aisle.
Below it, visitors are welcomed at curved reception counters, then move past a large LED wall and a central brand feature into glass meeting pods. A private lounge with timber slats and warm pendant lights gives VIP guests a quiet place to talk business.
A landmark above the stand, visible from far across the exhibition hall.
The three Rawabi leaves turned into a backlit feature wall.
Open enough to invite visitors in, quiet enough for real meetings.
Timber slats, warm pendants and soft seating for important guests.
eWorld’s brand line is about connecting people, so we designed an open booth with no walls at the front. Ribbons of white and yellow, lit from within, flow around the stand and lead visitors inside.
The front reception counter welcomes guests, demo stations show eWorld’s services on screen, and a small lounge at the back gives the sales team a place to sit down with clients.
Curved, lit bands in the brand’s yellow give the stand movement.
No barriers between the aisle and the team.
Screens at standing height to show products quickly.
A small lounge for longer conversations with clients.
For Adhwa Al Rawafd Electric Industries, we designed an exhibition stand in the brand’s black, yellow and red. A glowing gold frame outlines the open corner and runs along the base, so the stand reads clearly from the aisle, even in a busy hall.
Inside, a timber-slat ceiling with pendant lights sits above a white and yellow reception counter. A yellow feature panel carries the line “Reliable Power for a Smarter Future”, red panels present the company’s cable management, electrical distribution and industrial solutions, and a lounge with white chairs and screens gives visitors a place to sit down and talk.
A continuous light line outlines the stand and its base.
Black walls with yellow and red accents, taken straight from the company’s identity.
Red panels present cable management, electrical distribution and industrial solutions.
White chairs, a marble table and screens for conversations with clients.
For Sultan Optic, we designed a bright, premium eyewear store where the frames are the heroes. Tall white display walls with softly curved, glowing edges hold the collection on lit glass shelves, so every pair is easy to see and easy to compare.
The client approved every corner in 3D first. The store was then built and is open today, with the same glowing display walls, white drawer cabinets, full-length mirrors, diagonal-slat reception counter and gold details we planned in the design.
Curved light edges and lit glass shelves put every frame on show.
Diagonal slats with hidden light turn the counter into the store’s centrepiece.
A gold-framed balcony with model portraits draws the eye upward.
White drawer cabinets keep stock organised right below the displays.
We designed this spa to feel calm from the moment guests see it from the street. Deep red walls, carved wooden lattice screens and warm, low light set a quiet mood inspired by traditional Chinese gardens.
At reception, a timber wall shaped like mountain ridges sits under floating golden sculptures. From there, a corridor of glowing arches leads guests toward the treatment rooms, past a bonsai garden set behind glass at the heart of the space.
Light lines trace each arch and pull guests gently forward.
Carved wooden screens give privacy while letting light through.
Slatted timber and hidden light draw a mountain skyline.
A bonsai garden behind glass brings nature into the center of the spa.
Each treatment room has its own character, while keeping the arches, warm light and natural materials of the lobby.
Deep red ribbed walls with glowing lattice cut-outs, a branch chandelier of glass blossoms, and lit arched shelves for the spa’s oils.
A dark, quiet room where small arched niches hold candles and oils, glowing softly like windows at night.
A lighter, warmer room in sand and terracotta, with a softly lit oval product wall and a glowing arch framing the bed.
