Exhibition stands

About Exhibition stands

Trade show booth design in 3D shows your exhibit exactly as it will stand on the show floor, with its volumes, finishes, lighting and graphics, before a single panel is cut. Exhibit builders and event agencies rely on it to win tenders, and in-house marketing teams use it to get floor space, budget and brand presence approved by leadership long before the doors open.

Depending on the brief, the artist delivers photoreal renders of an island, peninsula, corner or inline booth, a bird's-eye view that explains visitor flow, a short animated walkthrough or a 360° tour. For a double-deck stand, many can also supply dimensioned technical drawings for the fabricator. Common tools include 3ds Max with Corona or V-Ray, Cinema 4D, SketchUp and Vectorworks, with final stills exported as high-resolution JPG or PNG files.

To get the project moving, share the hall plan and the space assigned by the organizer as a DWG or PDF, the footprint and height limits, your brand guidelines, vector logos, the products on display and the zones you need, such as reception, demo area, storage and a meeting room. A handful of booths you admire will help the artist read the tone you are after. If the booth will travel to several shows, say so early, since the artist can then plan a modular version and alternative layouts for different floor sizes.

On hi-3d, this Events & Retail subcategory gathers services from artists who specialize in exhibits. Compare portfolios, pricing and turnaround, invite the right fit, then follow previews and revision rounds in the project conversation through to final delivery. One useful habit: ask upfront whether build drawings are part of the package, and whether the files can be reused for printed graphics. Browse the artists below and get your next trade show booth design ready for approval.