Seleggt - IPPE 2026 Stand

An exhibition stand designed for Seleggt at IPPE 2026, focused on clear branding, open visitor flow

Client

GIelissen

Size

20'x25' Stand

Date

Seleggt - IPPE 2026 Stand

An exhibition stand designed for Seleggt at IPPE 2026, focused on clear branding, open visitor flow

Client

GIelissen

Size

20'x25' Stand

Date

We wanted the booth to feel straightforward and approachable, giving Seleggt a clean space where conversations, product communication, and visitor interaction could happen naturally throughout the event

Gonzalo Hermida

Creative Director

We wanted the booth to feel straightforward and approachable, giving Seleggt a clean space where conversations, product communication, and visitor interaction could happen naturally throughout the event

Gonzalo Hermida

Creative Director

Designed for Seleggt at IPPE 2026, this booth focused on creating a clean and welcoming environment for meetings, product presentation, and visitor interaction. The stand combines large branding surfaces, an integrated media wall, and an open hospitality layout to keep the space visible and easy to navigate from every side.

Designed for Seleggt at IPPE 2026, this booth focused on creating a clean and welcoming environment for meetings, product presentation, and visitor interaction. The stand combines large branding surfaces, an integrated media wall, and an open hospitality layout to keep the space visible and easy to navigate from every side.

Creative Challenges

One of the main challenges was keeping the large media wall fully visible while still creating comfortable meeting areas near the front of the booth. The layout needed to support conversations and hospitality without blocking sightlines toward the screen, which acted as the main visual and communication element of the stand. Open circulation and carefully positioned standing tables helped maintain visibility while keeping the space active and approachable.

Creative Challenges

One of the main challenges was keeping the large media wall fully visible while still creating comfortable meeting areas near the front of the booth. The layout needed to support conversations and hospitality without blocking sightlines toward the screen, which acted as the main visual and communication element of the stand. Open circulation and carefully positioned standing tables helped maintain visibility while keeping the space active and approachable.

Design Approach

The booth was designed to feel simple and easy to approach. Open circulation, standing tables, and the central media wall help support casual meetings and product conversations while keeping movement fluid throughout the space.

Design Approach

The booth was designed to feel simple and easy to approach. Open circulation, standing tables, and the central media wall help support casual meetings and product conversations while keeping movement fluid throughout the space.

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We’re here to make your workflow seamless. Share your brief anytime. We’ll support you from concept to build-ready documentation with clarity and confidence. Think of us as an extension of your production team.

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Kevin Joseph

Architectural Designer

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Your next project starts here.

We’re here to make your workflow seamless. Share your brief anytime. We’ll support you from concept to build-ready documentation with clarity and confidence. Think of us as an extension of your production team.

Profile portrait of a man in a white shirt against a light background

Kevin Joseph

Architectural Designer

Extreme close-up black and white photograph of a human eye

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