PilaMania 3D color configurator – design your own balloon decoration

27 PMS colours · live in 3D

Design Your Dream Balloons

3D Color Configurator - From Idea to Reality

Use our interactive 3D tool to design your perfect balloon decoration. 27 PMS colours, live preview and request with no obligation.

  • Live 3D preview of your design
  • 27 PMS colours available
  • Save and share designs
  • Request directly from the configurator
  • 27 PMS colours
  • 3 Models
  • 8 Ready-made palettes
  • Combinations

How the 3D Configurator Works

3 steps to your perfect balloon decoration

Design your own unique balloon column, arch or garland with our intuitive 3D configurator. Choose from 27 PMS colours, an exact match to your brand identity, see the result instantly in 3D and request with no obligation.

01

Choose Your Model

Select the type of balloon decoration you want to create: balloon column, balloon arch, or balloon garland. Each model suits a different event or setup.

02

Choose Your Colors

Choose the colors that suit you and see the result in 3D instantly. Looking for inspiration? Our color themes give you a head start. All 27 PMS colours fit any frame. That's the power of the patent-pending click system.

03

Save & Request

Happy with your design? Add it to your request and feel free to keep experimenting. You decide when your request is ready. Only then do you submit it, with no obligation.

3D Configurator

Choose your model

Where do you start? Choose the balloon decoration model you want to build and give it your colors, your style.

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After designing

Designed. Now what?

What happens after you click “Add to request”. Three steps, and none of them commits you to anything.

01

Your design travels with it

The display you put together (model, colours per spiral, number of layers) travels with the request. You do not have to describe it again.

02

You get a guide price per part

No lump sum without a breakdown: you see what the frame costs, what the balls cost and what the trim costs. That is comparable, and you can run the numbers internally.

03

A partner thinks along, no obligation

The partner in your region looks at the display, the space and the delivery. There is no commitment attached and no subscription behind it.

From marketer to parent council

Who designs here?

A 3D configurator is rarely opened for fun. Usually someone has to be convinced, a brand manager, a committee, a buyer.

Marketing & brand

Internal approval first, ordering second

Decoration in the house style passes a brand manager before anything is ordered. A design in the right PMS colour shows what will be standing there, instead of you having to describe it.

Retail & chains

Will it fit the window?

A shop window has fixed dimensions and one fixed viewing direction. Seeing the display in colour first tells you whether it works before the first box arrives.

Car dealerships

A new model deserves an entrance

A model launch is about the car, and the decoration must not drown it out. Two columns in the brand colours beside the car will stand there next quarter in a different colour for the next model.

Event agencies

You present it to your client

An agency sells a plan before anything is built. A design from the configurator goes into the presentation, with the client’s colours already in it.

Parent councils & school committees

A committee decides with you

Spending from the parental contribution is discussed in a meeting, often by people who did not come up with the proposal. A picture on the table saves half an hour of explaining.

Facilities & procurement

The amount first, then the request

Procurement wants to know where it lands before a quote is requested. The parts from your design are listed with a guide price in the price list.

About colour rendering

What you see on your screen is the direction

A screen shows colour differently from a balloon under hall lighting, and the lighting in the configurator does the rest. That is why we record the PMS code and not the image.

Harry Viet - Founder of PilaMania

Harry Viet

Founder & Inventor

A screen shows colour differently from a balloon under hall lighting, and the lighting in the configurator does the rest. Use the design to choose. The PMS code is what we record, and for critical applications you request a colour sample from your partner.

Why colours can differ

  • Screen calibration and type (LCD, OLED, etc.)
  • The chosen scene: the same ball differs under Venue and under Daylight
  • Ambient light while viewing
  • Production batches can vary marginally

Frequently asked questions

Questions about the 3D configurator

Yes. Designing, saving and sharing is completely free and without obligation. You only pay once you accept a partner's quote after your request.

Yes. Save your design, share it with colleagues or clients, and continue later. Your request list keeps up to 10 configurations.

No. You set the pace: experiment as much as you like and submit your request only when your design is ready. A request is always without obligation.

That depends on the model and the number of layers. A balloon column of nine layers has four balls per layer plus a top balloon; a cluster works to a fixed build per size. The exact number appears in the request as soon as you add the display, so you do not have to count them yourself.

The 27 colours are PMS-defined and cover most common house styles. If your colour is not there, lay the PMS code next to our colour chart and pick the nearest. On a glossy ball that difference is often invisible. For an exact match on a large order, talk to your partner, because it depends on the run.

As long as you like. There is no gas in the balls. They clip mechanically onto the frame, so nothing can escape and there is nothing to top up. A display you put up today looks the same weeks later. For long-running displays we advise a monthly visual check.

Your own team. A balloon column takes about 30 minutes, a cluster a quarter of an hour, without a helium tank and without specialist tools. A manual is included and there is an instruction video. If you would rather have it done for you, that is something to arrange with the partner in your region.

Then you swap the balls and keep the frame. That is the whole idea behind the system: the frame lasts 50+ reuse cycles with a 5-year warranty, and colour is the part that changes per occasion. A second set of balls costs a fraction of a new display, and the old set does not go away but back in the box.

Finished designing?

Put your display in the request. You get a guide price per part and a partner who thinks along, no obligation.