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Exhibit Design Awards


Unfinished Business


For this self-promotional exhibit, the Artfreak team created a booth that looked intentionally unfinished: a working studio frozen mid-construction, where materials, textures, and tools became part of the narrative. >> full story

EDA Honorable Mentions


Here are this year's Exhibit Design Awards Honorable Mentions. >> full story

EXHIBITOR Magazine's 39th Annual Exhibit Design Awards


Honoring the best trade show exhibit designs in the world. >> full story

Built to Inspire


Designed and fabricated by Atelier Damboeck Messebau GmbH, the double-deck structure at Expo Real 2024 was a study in modern modularity. Comprising eco-friendly wood beams and sustainable materials, the space evoked both architectural clarity and environmental responsibility. >> full story

Quiet Riot


Amid the sensory overload of LED walls, flashing graphics, and dense messaging, Tokyo-based Artfreak Co. Ltd. chose the opposite strategy - an environment defined by restraint, balance, and quiet magnetism. >> full story

Remedial Studies


Inspired by an old-fashioned shop, Derse performed a remarkable job at what it does best: create an unforgettable brand experience. Recalling a traditional apothecary, the 20-by-40-foot space engaged visitors with the provocative tagline, 'What's your remedy?' >> full story

The Language of Change


Designed and fabricated by Hakuten Corp., the exhibit was a 50-by-60-foot sculptural metaphor for transformation that jurors called 'evolutionary.' Anchored by white exterior walls featuring oversized 3-D keywords, the minimalist façade exuded global ambition and visual clarity. >> full story

Built to Last


At first glance, Isocell GmbH & Co. KG's exhibit at Bau 2025 looked effortlessly simple. But achieving that visual clarity required a high level of technical complexity as well as a design team willing to transform someone else's vision into an award-winning reality. >> full story

Oasis of Zen


A zen garden designed by Hamilton Exhibits LLC subtly promoted a new pet medicine developed by Elanco Animal Health >> full story

Full Circle


The German Expo Pavilion takes home the EDGE Award >> full story

The Art of Subtraction


In a bustling sea of elaborate designs, Deckel & Moneypenny Inc. took an unexpected route: quiet restraint. >> full story

Inner Beauty


Designed with transparent surfaces, soft textures, and organic curves, L'Oréal created a perfect balance between sustainability and luxury, making eco-consciousness feel integral to the brand, rather than performative. >> full story

A Beautiful Mine


Visitors entering the 2,800-square-foot space found themselves dwarfed by an imposing wall reaching 21.5 feet. Covered in carved foam and finished with realistic rock textures, the man-made rampart replicated the types of hard rock Komatsu's mining machines typically operate in. >> full story

Upstairs Downstairs


The challenge was to elegantly accommodate four full-scale project models, an operations table, a luxurious living area, performance and refreshment zones, a VIP room, and a staff room for 20. >> full story

Above the Fold Design


Crafted for Toyota Industries, the booth offered a fresh expression of sustainability and restraint. Constructed of a reusable accordion-fold paper system, the design delivered on the brand's request for a refined, delicate aesthetic while minimizing cost and environmental impact. >> full story

Back to the Future


Innovative Solutions Group's nostalgic environment built connection by disarming attendees, evoking emotion, and ultimately, making the brand feel more approachable. >> full story

Branding Beast


With an edgy design meant to reflect its raw, unapologetic ethos, Monster Energy Co.'s exhibit at the 2024 National Association of Convenience Stores show expertly echoed the company's vibrant brand identity. >> full story

Chain Reaction


The walls were made of 2,725 pounds of aluminum chain moved in the air currents created by passersby and turned what could have been an ordinary booth into an interactive piece of kinetic art. The goal was to be a showstopping representation of the brand's industry dominance. >> full story

Scents and Sensibility


L'Oreal Singapore's research showed travelers seek immersive experiences accentuating authenticity, hidden gems, and tranquility. This insight guided the design of its booth which combined the elegance of an Architectural Digest living room with the calm of a Zen garden. >> full story

EXHIBITOR Magazine's 38th Annual Exhibit Design Awards


Honoring the best trade show exhibit designs in the world. >> full story

Waste Not, Want Not


Nippon Paper Crecia Co. Ltd. proved that sustainability and style can go hand in hand. Known for its eco-friendly paper products, the company embraced its sustainability ethos by designing an entire booth from wood and paper. >> full story

A Fine Mesh


When Asada Mesh Co. Ltd. made its debut at Japan Shop 2023, the company brought more than just innovative metal weaving technology - it delivered an elevated design experience. The booth offered attendees a glimpse of the future of metal mesh and its artistic architectural potential. >> full story

Vision Quest


Telios Pharma Inc. created a stand that not only captivated visitors and relayed the product story but also served as a powerful catalyst to generate product awareness. >> full story

Artful Precision


In developing and bringing to life the Morita Museum, the Japanese-based Morita Corporation elevated its products from cutting-edge dental tools into gallery-worthy architectural pieces of art. >> full story

Dream Weaver


Toyota Boshoku wove its past and its future together under one spectacular roof at the Japan Mobility Show 2023. An aluminum structure formed a dramatic canopy over the multifaceted exhibit, upheld by a minimum number of steel support pillars to maintain the openness of the space. >> full story

Big Pasta-Bilities


Blending innovation with functionality, Carbe Diem's booth showcased a striking mix of earthy, on-brand tones and modern design elements, ultimately making a powerful impact in a compact space. >> full story

Hot Shot


The modular exhibit from Walgreens featured the same general framework and identical paint and wood finishes as the Walgreens in-store environment. Inspired by the principles of Trauma Informed Care and Trauma Informed Design, the space got high marks for safety and approachability,... >> full story

Petal to the Metal


The Hong Kong Trade Development Council's annual fashion show used a heady combination of nature and tech to bring a futuristic garden to life. >> full story

Bathing Beauties


House of Rohl's seven brands took center stage at KBIS 2024 in a cohesive and award-winning stand. The challenge for House of Rohl and its design team was ensuring each brand had time in the spotlight while telling a cohesive cross-brand story. >> full story

EDA Honorable Mentions


Here are this year's Exhibit Design Awards Honorable Mentions. >> full story

Trip the Light Fantastic


Lightbox Jewelry Inc.'s booth showcased its lab-grown diamonds via a two-part design, featuring a sterile, lab-like interior and a shimmering exterior. >> full story

Back in Black


Dematic Corp. defied industry expectations by creating a highly immersive, digitally focused booth. Through a captivating blend of technology and design, Dematic successfully showcased its solutions while leaving a lasting impression on attendees. >> full story

Angling for Success


Looking to evoke awe and curiosity, Fortna Inc. used looming exterior walls that seemed to have a gravity of their own to create a sense of exclusivity and power. The use of angular design reinforced the message that Fortna is a forward-thinking brand focused on growth and movement. >> full story

EXHIBITOR Magazine's 37th Annual Exhibit Design Awards


Honoring the best trade show exhibit designs in the world. >> full story

Tunnel Vision


To lure attendees into its booth, Mimaki Engineering Co. Ltd. created a tunnel-like exhibit filled with 3-D printed products set against backgrounds alternating between austere black and white and hallucination-strength color imagery. >> full story

What's Up, Dock?


Walking into the Amels exhibit was like entering a temporary beach pavilion in the Netherlands. Dressed in warm woods with an elegant vibe, the space was further outfitted with display cases showcasing detailed models of the company's luxury yachts. >> full story

Haus Party


Laid out with the clean lines of a midcentury-modern home, Miele Inc.'s 80-by-100-foot exhibit allowed visitors to easily experience the German-based company's vast array of products from ovens and dishwashers to coffee-making and wine-storage systems. >> full story

Twin Piques


Dassault introduced more than 400 guests to their virtual twins while presenting its new healthcare technology at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). >> full story

Cloud Sourcing


A curving back wall comprising millwork, white fabric, and LED lighting created the illusion of a much larger space for Turvo Inc.'s modest but refined booth. Designers chose shades for the furniture and demo stations that both contrasted with and complemented the eye-catching wall. >> full story

Building Dimensions


Using Naked Eye 3-D technology, the latest trend in digital content, Parker Hannafin Corp. delivered an earth-rumbling 3-D video experience that left viewers speechless. Riveting content showed construction vehicles seemingly breaking out of the video wall into the booth. >> full story

A Perfect Fit


FootJoy placed golfers at the center of their booth to provide a full-circle customized shoe-fitting experience that redefined the notion of "fit" to the golf industry. >> full story

Luxe Reflection


Relying on mirrored surfaces, scores of disco balls, and an electric string trio, Hamilton Exhibits LLC outshined the competition at EXHIBITORLIVE in Louisville, KY. This Best of Show booth certainly lived up the company's tagline to "Go Boldly." >> full story

EDA Honorable Mentions


Here are this year's Exhibit Design Awards Honorable Mentions. >> full story

More Than Meets the Eye


Honda Canada Inc. designed a traffic-stopping booth that afforded attendees an inside glimpse into the inner workings of its automobiles. Using engaging activations, guests were immersed in an eye-opening sensory experience. >> full story

The Giving Tree


Working with designers at Ruf Project and fabricators at Pinnacle Exhibits Inc., Daiya Foods Inc. developed a design that delighted judges and Mother Nature alike. >> full story

EXHIBITOR Magazine's 36th Annual Exhibit Design Awards


Honoring the best trade show exhibit designs in the world. >> full story

Clothes Minded


Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals takes home the EDGE Award for exhibit design and graphic excellence. Stark, theatrical, and undeniably arresting, this somber exhibit was clearly a cut above its competitors. >> full story

Forward Motion


Kia America Inc. needed a new exhibit for the 2021 Los Angeles International Auto Show that fully embraced the corporate mantra "Movement That Inspires." >> full story

Planet Hopping


Häfele SE & Co. KG defied gravity with a virtual exhibit where users could travel to 16 themed worlds. >> full story

Honorable Mentions


Here are this year's Exhibit Design Awards Honorable Mentions. >> full story

Material World


Material Handling Systems Inc. crafted a tech-forward exhibit with interactive experiences that, according to judges, "made warehousing seem utterly cool." >> full story

Heads and Tales


Building a story around a massive brain, Longeviti Neuro Solutions LLC drew visitors in with the silhouette of a skull inspired by the Body Worlds exposition. >> full story

Cardio Concept


Arterys Inc. passed on this futuristic design, but judges gave it a thumbs up. Comprising two interconnected tension-fabric pods, the concept drew inspiration from the bio-organic shapes of the human body. >> full story

Open House


Snowflake Inc. avoided an icy reception at HIMSS with a contemporary chalet design that featured a mix of exposed timber, modular components, and eco-conscious materials. The open concept and warm interior let attendees know this upbeat data-solution company was no clinical operation. >> full story

Suite Dreams


Microsoft HoloLens 2 AR technology was paired with Unreal Engine, a real-time 3-D creation tool, to create immersive product demos where International Consumer Electronics Show attendees could see, feel, and hear about the benefits of Sleep Number Corp.'s new 360 smart bed. >> full story

Shure Thing


Shure marketers asked the designers at Wenger.One GmbH to create a double-deck stand that offered more than a conventional product showcase. Shure wanted to give ISE attendees an experience aligned with its "Sound Extraordinary" tagline. >> full story

Out of the Blue


Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. promoted its dry-eye disease treatment Xiidra with the trope of a villain and his lair. >> full story

Bubblicious


To attract female computer prodigies looking to elevate their careers, Salesforce.com Inc. opted for a dense, couldn't-miss sculpture comprising hundreds of balloons draped over the island footprint. >> full story

EXHIBITOR Magazine's 35th Annual Exhibit Design Awards


Honoring the best trade show exhibit designs in the world. >> full story

High Profile


Deutsche Lufthansa AG takes off with the coveted EDGE Award >> full story

Proof of Concept


Exhibits are no more obligated to be made from fabric and laminate than works of art are marble and canvas. That was a key insight CDI World (dba CDI USA Inc.) had when it designed a conceptual exhibit demonstrating how it might shrink the carbon footprints of its trade show stands. >> full story

Chemical Attraction


As the largest integrated petrochemicals company in Russia, Sibur Holding PJSC (dba Sibur) knows a thing or two about striking oil. But regarding its 49-by-56-foot double deck at the 2019 Interplastica expo, Sibur struck Exhibit Design Awards gold. >> full story

A Natural Balance


Capturing the mystical allure of Nepal in its exhibit at EuroShop 2020, Von Hagen GmbH mixed imposing slate floors and walls with mysterious "steel" beams that seemed to hover in midair. >> full story

Royal Flush


Finding compelling ways to exhibit bathroom fixtures such as sinks, faucets, and toilets (imagine that product demo) face to face is challenging enough, but now consider needing to showcase such intimate items in the virtual space. >> full story

Honorable Mentions


Here are this year's Exhibit Design Awards Honorable Mentions. >> full story

Totally Tubular


SMC Deutschland GmbH, a maker of pneumatic and electrical cylinder solutions, tasked exhibit house Dimah Messe + Event GmbH with giving its entire trade show program a corporate face-lift. Dimah did so with panache at Motek 2019. >> full story

Four-Part Harmony


Housing four brands, each with its own marketing objectives, within a single footprint is the stuff of designers' nightmares. >> full story

Factory Reset


Exhibit Design Awards judges appreciated how the stand's form and function allowed Omron to educate visitors in a setting befitting the precision of its products. >> full story

Tipping Point


Based on the conceptual design of its exhibit, Rubrik Inc., a cloud data management and enterprise backup software firm, was set to deliver in spades at VMworld 2020 before COVID-19 forced the event to move to the digital realm. >> full story

Backyard Retreat


ith millions of employees and school-age children struggling to complete their work from cobbled-together offices and classrooms in hyper-distracting homes, Star immersed itself in developing work-from-home (WFH) solutions and launched myBackyardStudio in May 2020. >> full story

Black Magic


Designed and crafted by EDE Corp., this 40-by-100-foot exhibit featured a dramatic, black-fabric exterior that bore the MHS logo and the firm's "Above + Beyond" tagline. However, chances are attendees' eyes went straight to a spectacular kinetic sculpture over the main... >> full story

Dream House


Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. created a dream home away from home with its 11,200-square-foot exhibit. >> full story

Heavy Metal


Russian Copper Co.'s exhibit at Innoprom was an experiential oasis offering everything from a holographic theater to a trio of virtual-reality stations. The exterior of the stand featured an LED "wave wall," and more than 4 tons of pure copper was used throughout the exhibit. >> full story

Projection Booth


More often than not, a single great idea is of far greater value than a slew of commonplace concepts. That's one reason why judges lauded this project for The Rocket Science Group LLC (dba Mailchimp) as "a tightly focused stand that hit the client's directive dead on." >> full story

A Moving Display


Intel Corp. needed a powerful exhibit at Mobile World Congress 2019 in Barcelona, Spain. >> full story

Fuel for Thought


To show the vast transformations it was undergoing to the 2019 St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Gazprom Neft PJSC, Russia's third-largest oil producer, turned to exhibit designer IBS Expo LLC - and a 19th century mathematician. >> full story

EXHIBITOR Magazine's 34th Annual Exhibit Design Awards


Honoring the best trade show exhibit designs in the world. >> full story

Open-Floor Policy


When a client says, "I want to display as many products as possible," most exhibit designers die a little inside. >> full story

Child's Play


This exhibit won over attendees and jurors alike. Judges called it "highly functional yet deliciously artistic". >> full story

Flight of Fancy


Bombardier Aviation soared at the European Business Aviation Conference and Exhibition with an exhibit influenced by fine art and luxury goods. >> full story

Subterranean Style


Taking its inspiration from white dolomite caves, Smart Design Expo showcased Marmite's sleek bathroom fixtures by displaying them amid unpolished rock. Climbing the steps to the second level felt like ascending a subterranean corridor as the marbled walls loomed on each side. >> full story

Honorable Mentions


Here are this year's Exhibit Design Awards Honorable Mentions. >> full story

Cisco's High Lights


An elaborate latticework of lights illuminated Cisco Systems Inc.'s booth, including the grand staircase that guests climbed to the upper deck. >> full story

Facebook's Game Plan


Facebook Gaming (a Facebook Inc. brand) attracted attendees with a cluster of activations in and around its exhibit. Among the highlights was a pair of Instagrammable photo ops, including a vignette of a room and computer station made entirely of colorful mosaic tiles. >> full story

Defense Mechanism


Doria International Inc.'s exhibit was a sophisticated fusion of repurposed 20-foot-long shipping containers and relaxed California style. >> full story

Light Work


After learning about how Hitachi is revolutionizing construction practices in Japan at five demo stations along the back wall, attendees could step into the cab of a Dash-6 excavator, don an Oculus Rift headset, and operate the multiton machine in virtual reality. >> full story

Wash Room


Omnires Sp. Zo. o.'s exhibit utilized an intricate lighting design to elevate the company's offerings and create a seductive space. >> full story

Code Yellow


Sheltered from the show-floor din by bands of fabric rigged in a precise grid, four casual meeting spaces tucked away inside Interac Corp.'s exhibit allowed booth visitors to learn more about the company's online financial services. >> full story

Above the Fold


ZTE USA Inc.'s exhibit was inspired by the company's Axon M smartphone, which features a hinged design that reveals a second 5.2-inch screen. >> full story

Metal Fabrication


Constellium designed an inviting, airy, cityscape-like exhibit that depicted the myriad ways aluminum is used in everyday life. >> full story

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