Take Your Seats
Six comfortable yet functional seating options that complement their décor and provide that little extra flair to make attendees stop and plop down for a spell.
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Public Displays of Perfection
Six product displays that double as traffic builders.
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Cozy Corners
Six lounges that soothe, relax... and sell.
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Put a Lid on It
Six ceiling elements that draw attendees' eyes to the skies.
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Personal Space
Six conference rooms you'll be happy to show your most important prospects.
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Weird Science: Space-Age Exhibit Solutions That are Stranger Than Fiction
Eleven existing or in-development technologies.
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Fabric Fundamentals
Tension-fabric selection can be a sheer nightmare if you don't know a darn thing about materials. Here's the least you should know about tension-fabric options.
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Counter Intelligence
Reception desk ideas that leave a positive lasting impression.
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Lounge Acts
Six stylish but strategic exhibit lounges that'll serve as irresistible landing pads for pooped prospects.
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Cheers!
Six in-booth hospitality bars that'll have attendees bellied up before you can say, "Norm!"
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Weird Science
When it comes to see-through concrete, disposable video, and LED fabric, the future is now.
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De-Briefing Rooms
Bored by boring conference rooms? Here are six options to add a bit of flash to your next exhibit.
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Sitting Pretty
Tired of the same-old seats? Find your inspiration for something new with these six seating options.
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Floor Decor
Six exhibit-flooring examples with a dash of panache.
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Over the Top
Innovative ceiling options to top off your exhibit and draw added attention to your space.
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Light Conversation
Are you in the dark when it comes to innovative light fixtures? Here are six options to shine some light on the subject.
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Let There Be Light-Emitting Diodes
Everything you need to know about LEDs, the biggest advance in trade show lighting since the bulb itself.
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Movers and Shakers
Ten exhibits that used movement to draw attention.
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Material World
Fabric isn't just for banners anymore. Here are eleven ways to use fabric in your exhibit.
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