Custom Exhibit
Design

We build trade show exhibits that hold up over time. Impact matters, but so does what happens after the crates arrive at the next show, and the show after that.

Illuminated trade show booth with a lighted header sign and a lounge seating area

From Design to Production

A cheaper build isn't always the cheaper long-term option. Before we design anything, we look at what it will actually cost you to use that exhibit over time: how much it weighs, what that means for shipping and drayage at every show, and how much labor it takes to set up and tear down. Two booths can look nearly identical on paper and yet vary greatly in initial cost, and long-term cost of ownership. We design around the real cost, not just the price tag on the build.

From Sketch to Actual Thing

Every exhibit starts as a real conversation about what you’re trying to pull off on the floor, not a template with your logo dropped in. We build 3D renders so you know exactly what you’re signing off on before anything gets cut, plus two rounds of revisions built in, so small tweaks don’t turn into a whole new project

Built for Your Needs, not Ours

We pick materials and manufacturers based on what you specifically need, not just what looks good in a photo, and not just the frames or systems we happen to default to on every job. If your shows take you across the country, that means lighter-weight components, because every pound adds up in shipping and drayage over a season of shows. If your setup windows are always tight, that means a system that goes up fast, not one that looks great in a case study but needs a six-person crew and half a day to assemble.