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    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ Mediterranean Modern
    • INTERIOR + ARCHITECTURE/ From Soil to Grape
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ A New Smart Future
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ Urban Dairy
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ Bespoke Romance
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ Wonderland
    • INTERIORS + ARCHITECTURE/ Ithaca
    • INTERIORS + ARCHITECTURE/ Hi-line
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ A Switch of Mind
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ Casa Hotel
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ Split in Two
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ Framing
    • INTERIORS + ARCHITECTURE/ (S)Squares
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ Monochrome
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ East meets west
    • URBAN IDENTITY/ Growing by Numbers
    • INTERIORS + ARCHITECTURE/ How is the Future?
    • INTERIORS + ARCHITECTURE/ DDM_Jewelry Atelier+Shop
    • VISUAL DESIGN/ Bond and Embrace
    • INTERIOR + ARCHITECTURE/ Transit
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ A Temporary Showroom
    • URBAN IDENTITY/ Untitled_with Maurizio Nannucci
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ The Lobby
    • URBAN IDENTITY/ Growing by Numbers_Variable Blurring Mix
    • URBAN IDENTITY/ The Irrational City
    • EXHIBITION DESIGN/ Inside-Outside_The Stage
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VISUAL DESIGN 中文

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  • Designing a massive bathroom furniture exhibition in a small space requires some confidence with the stage and a feel for the expectations of the audience. The designer finds himself in the uncomfortable position of directing a play with so many big characters within a limited plot. So some coup de theatre is necessary.

    For instance the solution is a palette of smooth colors that wraps solid jagged geometries staging different families of products. Contrasting with the deep all-black background these fragmented geometries lead the visitors through a simple and fluid path. Additionally the abstract graphic treatment of the wide back walls results to be the floor map of the displays, helping the visitors to orientate.

    As in a floor-to-ceiling acrobatic jump the play of geometries have a last leap onto a tridimensional composition of neon light tubes floating all over the stand space. Like in any theatre worth of respect a higher balcony gifts the guests with a bird-eye view of the whole installation.

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    Client/

    Kale Group



    Trade show/

    Ish 2015, Frankfurt D


    
Creative direction/

    Paolo Cesaretti



    Design team/

    Paolo Cesaretti, Debora Palmieri, Manuela Mottareale, Rami Boushdid



    Visual design/
    
Claudia Astarita


    
Contractor/

    La Bottega



    Area/

    153 Sqm


    Photo/

    Alexandra Rep

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 A deep black backdrop, these forms guide visitors through a fluid exhibition path, while suspended neon light tubes enhance the geometric compositi
 This exhibition stand design showcases a minimalist bathroom display, geometric volumes, and integrated sanitary ware. Standing out on a black graphic backdrop, the layout highlights modern sinks, toilets, and product collections through a clean, st
  The design uses soft pastel tones to frame bold, jagged geometries showcasing the products. Set against a deep black backdrop, these forms guide visitors through a fluid exhibition path, while suspended neon light tubes enhance the geometric compos
 Graphic exhibition wall design featuring bold geometric patterns on a black background, integrated graphics and branding.
 Minimalist display cubes in soft pastel tones create a clean, contemporary layout.
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