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Art-as-Exhibition Stall Designs

byAjay Nirmal ArchitectsProjects across India; Visit office in Malviya NagarStarts from2,500 per sq. ft. of floor areaView full gallery

We design exhibition spaces as temporary, immersive architecture. Our approach treats every booth as an art installation, focusing on sculptural forms that guide visitor interaction and amplify brand presence.

For Pllum Legno's 15 sq.m stall, we created an art installation instead of a traditional pavilion. This side view shows the dramatic lighting and sculptural display stands set against an abstract, faceted background.

A closer look at the Pllum Legno installation, where veneer samples are presented on totems. The dramatic overhead lighting, resembling a shower of light, turns the entire space into a theatrical display.

The veneer display totems at the Pllum Legno stall were designed to be viewed up close. Each stand showcases a different collection, allowing visitors to interact with the products within the art-like setting.

A detailed shot of the veneer samples on display at the Pllum Legno booth. The variety of textures and patterns, from wood grain to terrazzo, is highlighted by the focused lighting and clean presentation.

The Trustlam '23 exhibition space was conceptualized around the idea of a 'Flame of Trust'. We designed abstract lamp-like structures that served as both architectural elements and product displays, creating an open, sculptural field.

An interior view of the Trustlam '23 stall, where the flame-like sculptures are interspersed with seating areas. This created a unique, park-like atmosphere for client meetings.

This wide shot shows the full corner presence of the Trustlam '23 stall. The open concept and unique sculptural elements made it stand out and invited exploration from multiple directions.

A visitor walks through the Trustlam '23 space, demonstrating the open and interactive nature of the design. The lamp-post sculptures are integrated with planters, adding a natural element to the abstract design.

The reception and branding area for the Trustlam '23 stall featured geometric, multi-layered forms and bold colors. Abstract light fixtures on the wall echo the 'flame' concept of the main sculptures.

A dedicated meeting nook within the Trustlam '23 pavilion, set against a backdrop of geometric panels and a living wall. This space offered a semi-private area for discussions within the open-plan design.

About Art-as-Exhibition

Instead of traditional wall-and-box structures, we treat exhibition spaces as gallery installations. For the Pllum Legno stall, we utilized vertical totems and dramatic focal lighting within a 15sqm area, proving that even a compact footprint can achieve a theatrical impact that encourages visitors to stop and interact with the products.

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