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Blue Pebble Ltd. is an India-based company specializing in spatial design and environmental branding solutions for corporate interiors and exterior workplace environments. The company provides a comprehensive suite of services, encompassing conceptualization, design, printing, furnishing, and installation of various products. Its offerings include vinyl graphics, signage, three-dimensional (3D) walls, frosted/clear glass films, artifacts, wall panels, wall murals, and sculptures. Blue Pebble Ltd. also offers design consultancy and is expanding into digital and immersive experiences, such as augmented reality, alongside design and build services. The company primarily targets large corporate houses, including multinational corporations, banks, and IT companies, and is exploring opportunities in the hospitality and co-working space segments. It operates within the diversified support services or industrials sector, focusing on the commercial real estate and infrastructure sectors, and handles the entire lifecycle of environmental branding projects from design to execution, utilizing in-house manufacturing and printing facilities.
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