Twisted Crystal
As an Architectural Designer, I appreciate a booth that is aesthetically appealing and thought has been given in your display such as Twisted Crystal’s booth above. One risk you’re taking when doing this is designing your booth in a way that turns people away because they don’t appreciate your sense of design. That’s a risk you have to ask yourself if it’s worth taking. What caught my eye with this booth display is the fact that Twisted Crystal doesn’t have a lot of items to sell here, but have really made great us with their booth and displaying the items they do have. Again, having a booth that’s house like is inviting. The rug on the ground is a great touch as well as the lighting in the canopy. If they would have just set up a table and put all their items on the table, you probably wouldn’t be as drawn to the booth.
Viridian
What’s great about this booth design is that it’s very inviting! It’s warm and welcoming. I want to spend time here and hang out. When you seen so much time and care put into a booth, you know their product will be just as highly crafted. They say you shouldn’t judge a book by it’s cover, but first impressions are VERY important in booth design.
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Michelle Caplan
Michelle Caplan’s booth at the Los Angeles Renagade Craft Fair is appealing because of the attention getting logo poster and the hierarchy in her display. Not everything is laying on the tables and the colors of her booth blend in well.
Photo courtesy of Sommer Designs
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Sommer Designs
What’s great about this booth is that Sommer Designs added their logo/name to their canopy. This draws the visitors eye from afar and will, hopefully, help people remember the booth. What’s also great is that the booth is open, allowing clients to walk through in two directions!
Craft + Show Designs 