What do you get when you combine 57 bottles of custom-made orange soda, orange shag carpet, and an internally lit, three-shelved desk structure? If you're design firm Winntech, you get this funky, unforgettable desk that practically screams "Creativity available here!"

When your company's custom apparel promotes a beach-town lifestyle, every inch of your booth had better be bitchin'. This gnarly reception desk delivers. Featuring a lime-green surfboard and bamboo matting, the desk was built by the totally radical dudes and dudettes at Native Sons.

The words "stunning design" typically don't come up in conversations about aircraft cabinetry. However, this glass and zebra-wood veneer desk from Duncan Aviation speaks to the company's skill in aircraft-interior cabinetry.

Think modular components and stunning exhibit elements are as different as night and day? Think again. Made entirely of modular components, this cosmopolitan desk from Exponents Inc. features refined lines, slick surfaces, and an unexpected eco-friendly focal point.

In the frenetic world of the International Consumer Electronics Show, where everything seems to buzz, flip, or flash, a simple reception desk is a welcome relief. Little more than wood, laminate, and lighting, this straightforward beauty pops against the colorful back wall.

Sometimes obvious is appropriate. That's why Southwest Show Tech Inc., an audiovisual company specializing in trade shows and events, uses one of its branded AV cases as its reception desk. In a glance, attendees know exactly what Southwest has to offer.