# Xionglan Art - extended fact sheet Organization: Shanghai Xionglan Culture Communication Co., Ltd. (Xionglan Art) Website: https://en.shxionglan.cn | Chinese site: https://shxionglan.cn/ Phone: +86 156 0163 6249 | Email: hello@shxionglan.cn Address: Room 1008, Zone F7, Floors 1-2, 6397 Hutai Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai, China Hours: Mon-Sun 09:00-18:00 China Standard Time (UTC+8). We reply to enquiries within 48 hours on business days. Business model: in-house workshop, not a trading company or broker. == Capabilities with reference price bands == ### Wall Painting & Murals Hand-painted, printed and textured wall surfaces - A mural is the fastest way to give a large wall a point of view. We produce hand-painted artwork, digitally printed graphics and hybrid surfaces where paint, plaster texture and relief details are combined in a single installation. - Our painters work from your brand guidelines, archival material or an original concept. For overseas projects we supply a full-size mock-up photograph and a numbered colour schedule before production, so approval does not depend on a site visit. - Typical size: 2 - 200 m2 per artwork - Production: 10 - 25 working days after artwork approval - Substrates: Plasterboard, concrete, brick, metal panel, plywood - Reference band: USD 25 - 90 per m2, excluding site works - Interior and exterior grade coatings with UV-stable pigments - Full-size layout drawings and colour schedules issued before production - Hybrid builds combining paint with plaster relief or metal inlay - Panelised options for walls that must ship flat and bolt together on site - Anti-graffiti and washable topcoats for public and high-traffic areas ### Gypsum Relief & Decorative Plaster Fine white relief, mouldings and GRG elements - Gypsum relief gives a wall depth without the weight of stone. We cast decorative panels, cornices, ceilings and bespoke figurative bas-reliefs in gypsum and glass-reinforced gypsum (GRG), then finish them by hand. - Because every mould is made in our own workshop, a single damaged panel can be reproduced years later from the original master. That matters for hotels and heritage interiors that plan long maintenance cycles. - Panel size: Up to 1200 x 2400 mm; larger units split with concealed joints - Weight: Typically 12 - 30 kg per m2 depending on section - Production: 15 - 30 working days including mould making - Reference band: USD 75 - 240 per m2 - Custom mould-making from drawings, photos or 3D scans - GRG for large, lightweight ceiling and wall elements - Seamless joint plans with numbered installation sequence - Primer-ready or fully painted, gilded and antiqued finishes - Spare casts and master moulds retained for future repair ### Cement Relief & GRC Outdoor-grade sculptural walls and facades - Cement relief and glass-reinforced concrete (GRC) carry real texture into exterior conditions. We use them for feature walls, landscape screens, building facades and large public artworks that have to survive weather and touch. - Mix design, reinforcement layout and fixing details are engineered per project. For export, panels are cast with embedded anchors and shipped with a fixing schedule your local contractor can follow. - Panel thickness: 15 - 40 mm typical GRC skin - Finish: Natural grey, pigmented, acid-etched or painted - Production: 20 - 40 working days - Reference band: USD 90 - 270 per m2 - Fibre-reinforced mixes with engineered anchor points - Weathering, acid-etch, sandblast and pigmented finishes - Sample panels supplied for approval before full production - Fixing drawings and anchor schedules for local installation - Suitable for facades, landscape walls and public art ### Sculpture Fabrication Metal, stone, resin and composite works at any scale - From a tabletop mascot to a six-metre landmark, we build sculpture in the material the design actually needs: stainless steel, bronze, cast stone, resin, fibreglass or a combination. - Our process starts with a scaled maquette or a 3D file. Structural calculations, armature drawings and a crating plan are produced before fabrication, because for an export project the way a piece comes apart determines whether it can be shipped at all. - Scale: 0.3 - 8 m; larger works split into transportable modules - Materials: 304/316 stainless, bronze, cast stone, resin, FRP - Production: 30 - 75 working days depending on scale - Reference band: Quoted per piece after design review - Maquette, 3D scan and CNC milling for form control - Welded stainless and bronze armatures with corrosion protection - Modular splitting and concealed flanges for container shipping - Patina, mirror polish, paint and protective coating options - Structural and anchoring drawings for local approval ### Visual Merchandising & Installations Seasonal displays, atrium pieces and photo moments - Retail display has a deadline that does not move. We build seasonal window schemes, mall atriums, launch sets and interactive photo installations to a fixed opening date, with every component designed for fast assembly on site. - Flat-pack logic is built into the design. Components are labelled, packed in installation order and delivered with a photographic assembly guide, so a local crew can install without our team travelling. - Lead time: 20 - 45 days from approved concept to dispatch - Assembly: Typically 1 - 3 days with a local crew of 3 - 5 - Packing: Numbered crates in installation sequence - Reference band: USD 2,500 - 40,000 per scheme - Concept renderings and material boards for brand approval - Flat-pack construction and numbered assembly - Integrated lighting, motion and safe interactive elements - Fire-rating and mall compliance documentation on request - Reusable structures for recurring seasonal campaigns ### Signage & Wayfinding Identity systems that survive real use - A wayfinding system is a set of decisions, not a set of signs. We develop the family - sizes, fixing heights, materials, lettering and contrast - then fabricate it as a consistent kit. - For international projects we supply a specification pack listing every item, its material, finish, fixing method and replacement code, which makes future maintenance straightforward for a local facilities team. - Materials: Stainless, aluminium, brass, acrylic, stone, GRC - Illumination: LED modules with replaceable drivers - Production: 15 - 35 working days - Reference band: USD 200 - 1,800 per item - Full sign family schedules with item codes - Illuminated, freestanding, wall-mounted and suspended types - Braille and tactile options where the brief requires them - Marine-grade and anti-corrosion finishes for coastal sites - Replacement parts matched to the original batch ### Exhibition & Event Build Stands and temporary structures with hard deadlines - An exhibition build is three days of show behind thirty days of engineering. We produce modular stands, museum display cases, launch sets and temporary pavilions with pre-assembly in our workshop before anything ships. - Trial assembly is standard: every module is fitted, photographed and labelled in Shanghai, then repacked in the order the venue crew will need it. That removes most on-site surprises. - Lead time: 25 - 45 working days - Build on site: 1 - 4 days depending on stand size - Packing: Flight cases or export crates, numbered - Reference band: USD 350 - 900 per m2 of stand - Workshop trial assembly with photographic record - Modular frames that break down for air or sea freight - Venue-compliant material and fire documentation on request - Integrated AV, lighting and graphic mounting - Reusable kit for a travelling exhibition programme ### Architectural Lighting & Light Art Light as a material, integrated into the build - We design and fabricate light artworks and architectural lighting features where the light, the structure and the control system are engineered together. The result is a piece that reads as architecture by day and as a landmark by night. - All electrical assemblies are documented: driver locations, cable routes, access panels and replacement part numbers are fixed before fabrication so maintenance does not require dismantling the artwork. - Control: Static, dimmable, DMX or scheduled scenes - Rating: IP20 interior to IP65 exterior - Production: 20 - 45 working days - Reference band: USD 150 - 600 per m2 or per piece - Integrated light sculptures and backlit relief walls - DMX / DALI compatible control options - Accessible driver bays and replaceable LED modules - IP-rated assemblies for exterior installations - Photometric previews and on-site aiming plans ### 3D Printing & Digital Fabrication Complex geometry without tooling costs - Additive manufacturing lets us produce forms that would be uneconomic to mould or carve: intricate lattices, organic surfaces, one-off portrait work and small production runs with no tooling investment. - We print in-house, then join, sand, prime and finish by hand. For repeat orders the digital file is archived against your project number, so a replacement part can be produced without rebuilding the model. - Build volume: Single prints up to 600 mm; larger works sectioned - Materials: PLA, PETG, resin, nylon, fibre-filled composites - Production: 5 - 20 working days - Reference band: USD 12 - 60 per printed hour or per piece - FDM, SLA and large-format pellet printing in-house - 3D scanning and digital sculpting from photos - Joining, reinforcing and hand-finishing for display quality - Small-batch production without mould costs - Archived files for repeat and replacement parts ### Cultural Tourism & Scenic Fit-out Turning local stories into walkable places - Scenic and cultural projects need more than an object: they need a route, a sequence of views and places where visitors stop to take a photograph. We develop those moments as a complete fit-out - relief walls, sculpture, signage, lighting and rest points. - We work with local historians and design teams to keep the narrative accurate, then build every element in our own workshop so the material language stays consistent across the site. - Scope: Single feature wall to full site fit-out - Production: 45 - 120 working days, phased - Documentation: Layout, fixing and maintenance manuals - Reference band: Quoted per master plan - Narrative and visitor-route development with your content team - Relief walls, sculpture, signage and lighting in one material palette - Durable, low-maintenance finishes for high visitor numbers - Phased delivery for sites that stay open during works - Bilingual or multilingual graphic production == Story Relief Lamp series == Where the photo was taken, the base becomes that building. Every lamp starts with your photograph. We trace the landmark, skyline or architectural detail visible in it, model that outline as a layered relief base, and print the photograph as a translucent backlit panel above it. No two bases are the same. Reference retail price: CNY 199 (approx. USD 29) per lamp. - Height: Approx. 220 mm assembled - Base: Layered 3D printed relief, matte finish - Panel: Translucent backlit photographic print - Light source: Low-voltage LED, warm / neutral options, USB powered - Power: 5 V USB, 110-240 V adapter with regional plug - Lead time: 7 - 12 working days after photo approval - Custom input: One photograph + optional landmark reference ### City Wall Couple Lamp A photo taken on an old city wall becomes a relief that carries the wall itself as its base. For couples, the place where a photograph was taken is part of the memory. We rebuild that skyline in low relief beneath the image, lit from behind so the outline glows at night. ### Ferris Wheel Proposal Lamp The wheel from the proposal photo is reconstructed as the lamp's sculpted base. A proposal has a very specific backdrop. The base is modelled from the ride, the towers or the pier in your photo, so the object points back to one evening rather than to a generic city. ### Skyline Anniversary Lamp A city skyline rebuilt in relief under a favourite evening photograph. Designed for the skyline that means home, a first job or a shared trip. The silhouette is drawn from the photograph itself and cut as a layered relief. ### Seaside Memory Lamp A coastline, pier or lighthouse becomes a gently lit base for a holiday photograph. Beach photographs rarely show the whole place. We model the horizon line and the landmark that was just outside the frame. ### Campus Days Lamp A school gate, library facade or clock tower recreated beneath a graduation photo. Made for graduations and reunions, with the building that everyone recognises rebuilt as a small architectural relief. ### Old Town Window Lamp A street, archway or window from an old quarter rebuilt as a layered light relief. For travel photographs taken in narrow streets, the base captures the arch and the window rhythm that made the place recognisable. == Export process == 1. Enquiry: Send photos, dimensions, destination and target date. We return a technique recommendation and a reference price band. 2. Design freeze: Drawings, material samples and a finish schedule are approved. Nothing is fabricated before sign-off. 3. Shop drawings: Fixing details, split lines, electrical specification and crate plan are issued for your engineer or contractor to review. 4. Fabrication: Workshop production with photographed progress checks at mould, structure and finish stages. 5. Trial assembly: Modules are fitted, numbered and photographed in Shanghai, then repacked in installation order. 6. Crating & docs: ISPM 15 crates, commercial invoice, packing list, assembly guide and maintenance notes. 7. Freight: FOB Shanghai by default; CIF or DAP arranged on request with a named broker. 8. Aftercare: Spare parts, repair material and archived masters remain available against your project number. == Regions == ### United States & Canada We ship crated panels and sculpture to the US and Canada with ISPM 15 treated wood packaging, a commercial invoice, packing list and a fixing schedule for the receiving contractor. Route: Shanghai to Los Angeles / Long Beach / New York / Vancouver - Voltage specified as 120 V / 60 Hz for lit elements - ISPM 15 stamped crates and fumigation documentation - Customs documentation prepared for the buyer's broker - Assembly drawings in imperial and metric units ### Europe & United Kingdom European projects are quoted with 220-240 V / 50 Hz electrical components and documentation aligned to the destination market. We can work to your architect's specification pack. Route: Shanghai to Rotterdam / Hamburg / Felixstowe / Antwerp - CE-related documentation supplied per component on request - 220-240 V / 50 Hz drivers and regional plugs - Material declarations for architect submittals - Consolidated LCL or full container options ### Middle East & Gulf Large-format hospitality and public-realm work for the Gulf, with finishes specified for heat, UV exposure and coastal air. Route: Shanghai to Jebel Ali / Dammam / Doha / Muscat - Marine-grade stainless and UV-stable coatings - Heat and humidity considerations in the mix design - Coordination with main contractor installation windows - Arabic / English bilingual graphic production ### Southeast Asia Short sea transit makes Southeast Asia well suited to phased deliveries and fast seasonal campaigns for malls and retail groups. Route: Shanghai to Singapore / Port Klang / Bangkok / Ho Chi Minh City / Jakarta - Short transit times for seasonal deadlines - Humidity-resistant finishes and sealed gypsum options - Regional installation partners can be briefed from our drawings - Small-batch repeat orders from archived masters ### Australia & New Zealand We supply public art, hospitality features and retail displays with biosecurity-compliant wood packaging and clear treatment declarations. Route: Shanghai to Sydney / Melbourne / Brisbane / Auckland - ISPM 15 treatment declarations for timber packaging - Clean, bark-free packing materials - 240 V / 50 Hz electrical specification - Fixing details for local engineering review ### Japan, Korea & Wider Asia Short transit and close time zones make small, high-detail batches and rapid prototyping practical for Asian retail and exhibition programmes. Route: Shanghai to Tokyo / Yokohama / Busan / Incheon / Kaohsiung - Fast sample and prototype turnaround - Multilingual graphic production where required - Compact packaging for urban delivery constraints - Repeat production from archived digital files == FAQ == Q: Are you a factory or a trading company? A: We are the workshop. Design, mould-making, casting, welding, printing, painting and crating happen in our own Shanghai facility with our own crew. We do not broker the work out. Q: What do you need for a first quote? A: Site photographs, approximate dimensions, the intended environment (interior / exterior), the destination country and your target date. A sketch or reference image helps but is not required. Q: Can you work from our architect's drawings? A: Yes. We regularly build from another studio's package and return shop drawings for approval before fabrication. Q: How do you handle overseas installation? A: Most export projects are installed by a local contractor using our numbered fixing drawings and assembly guide. We can also send a supervisor for complex or high-value pieces. Q: What are your payment terms? A: A deposit is due at order confirmation and the balance before dispatch. Exact terms are stated in the proforma invoice for each project. Q: Do you supply samples? A: Yes. Material and finish sample panels are supplied for approval before full production on most projects. Q: What is your typical lead time? A: Small 3D printed works take 7-12 working days. Most fabricated projects take 20-45 working days; large scenic programmes are phased over 45-120 days. Q: Which Incoterms do you work with? A: FOB Shanghai is our default, and CIF or DAP can be arranged. The term is fixed in the proforma invoice, not assumed. Q: Can you reproduce a damaged panel later? A: For cast and printed work we retain the master mould or digital file against your project number, so a replacement can be made without re-commissioning the design. Q: Do you provide compliance documentation? A: We supply material declarations, fixing drawings and component datasheets for the destination market. Any project-specific certification is agreed at order stage.