The latest in exhibit design and technology

EMD Performance Materials

20‘ x 20‘ Island

This project presented a chance to use the entire exhibit space. Not only the floor, but the area from the ceiling down was able to be well utilized. Hanging elements gave this booth huge presence from a distance across the show floor. Bold colors and angled accent mounted pieces held the entire booth together as one unit.

A second level towards the rear provided a separate, private conference space as well as a graphic area for the client‘s corporate timeline below. Individual kiosks around the perimeter displayed individual products and doubled as work stations. The virtual reality center gave customers a chance to interact with the client‘s products on a completely different level. Eye-catching motorcycles front- and-center are a sure bet to attract booth traffic, especially at an automotive-based event!

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AVA by Novalis

20‘ x 20‘ Island

Displaying your product in an engaging way can be one of the most challenging tasks in exhibit design. You want customers to be able to interact with the product, while still presenting it in a way that elevates it artistically. It’s great when we have the opportunity to partner with a client who shares our design philosophy.

In the front corner of the exhibit, we created a rotating, lit tiled cube. This piece is more evocative of a sculpture than a typical product display, thereby elevating the product’s image. The cube was 3’ wide and rotated, giving it a level of interactivity. Similarly, the other side of the exhibit featured sixteen individual product cubes that spin around four support poles. This created a collage of product and color that still allowed for visibility through the exhibit. By incorporating the product into the design process, you achieve a symbiotic relationship between form and function, where the artistry of the exhibit and the beauty of the product support each other.

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YUASA Battery

20‘ x 20‘ Island

The goal of this exhibit was to have the feel of an auto repair shop, but with far less grease!

From the weathered brick and the corrugated metal to the hanging garage door and awnings, this rental booth had the look and feel of a garage. Fully printed graphic panels made up the bulk of the display. The shelving throughout added plenty of space for the client‘s products mounted around the booth. The interior of the booth featured custom printed tables with a timeline applied directly to the table top and branded oil barrels acted as a perimeter to the open concept exhibit.

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“Arthur & Korey – this looks AMAZING!!!! Our vision is totally realized in your work. Thank you so much for your commitment to perfection.”

Caroline Baudrand, Kind Snacks, Inc.

“Our booth looked incredible! So many people came by who heard about it on the show floor. It was a great change, a fresh new look for our company, combining our brands for the first time. Your team made the design process simple, collaborative yet flexible. Your on-the-floor set up team was right on top of things solving issues and offering assistance at all times throughout the show. All in all, it was something we could all be proud of… so proud, that our booth was featured in our industry’s magazine as a highlight of the show.”

Michele Lupton, Groupe SEB

“Fantastic service, great ideas. They make it happen for us.”

Stacy Bodkin – Marketing Manager, Alphabroder

“Congratulations. Our booth won Best of Show at the American Academy of Ophthalmology Show, receiving a perfect score. I am very pleased what we have accomplished as a group of companies. That only happens with a GREAT DESIGN, GREAT PRODUCTION, GREAT DETAILING, GREAT MANAGEMENT, GREAT SET-UP, GREAT PEOPLE.”

Gino Van Arsdale, Keeler Instruments, Inc.