Case Study

Base · Prosper Show 2026

Thirty thousand brands, seventeen billion in GMV — introduced by nine glowing cubes.

Base runs AI-native omnichannel commerce for 30,000+ brands — Samsung, Philips and Decathlon among them — across 180 countries and 1,700+ integrations. At Prosper Show 2026, marketplace selling’s premier gathering at The Wynn, Pure Exhibits gave the platform a 10 × 20 inline at Booth #559 built around one unmissable object: a freestanding illuminated “base.” letter-cube installation in vivid cobalt, with an integration wall and live demos doing the convincing behind it.

Base cobalt blue 10x20 inline booth with the illuminated letter-cube installation at Prosper Show 2026, Booth 559, The Wynn Las Vegas
10 × 20
Custom Inline Booth
Booth #559
The Wynn Las Vegas
March 10–12, 2026
Prosper Show 2026
1,700+
Marketplace & Channel Integrations

Omnichannel, told in one aisle

Base’s numbers argue for themselves — 30,000+ brands, $17 billion+ in GMV, 1,700+ integrations spanning Amazon, Walmart, Shopify, eBay, TikTok Shop and dozens more — but Prosper Show is a room full of marketplace sellers who hear platform claims all day. The brief demanded a compact inline that could run three modes at once: live demonstrations of real-time inventory sync, AI listing automation and dynamic pricing; a lounge for the deeper seller conversation; and a brand object dramatic enough to pull traffic across the ballroom.

Two hundred square feet forces an honest hierarchy. The design put spectacle at the front corner, proof on the back wall, and conversation in between — a sequence matched to how a Prosper attendee actually decides: notice, verify, talk.

The Base booth at Prosper Show 2026 with cobalt architecture, demo stations and integration wall at The Wynn

Notice, verify, talk

The freestanding illuminated base letter-cube installation at the front corner of the booth at Prosper Show 2026
01

The Letter Cubes

The front corner held the booth’s signature: a sculptural 3 × 3 grid of oversized illuminated cubes spelling “base.” — faces alternating vivid cobalt and warm white, glowing across the Wynn ballroom. Part wayfinding, part photo magnet, entirely ownable: the one object every attendee could describe at the end of the day.

02

The Integration Wall

1,700+ connections rendered as a wall — the platform’s breadth stated visually, at a scale no conversation could match. For marketplace sellers whose first question is always “does it work with my channels,” the wall answered before they asked.

03

The Kiosk Tower

A raised kiosk tower under a curved overhead canopy gave the compact footprint vertical presence — height doing the work square footage couldn’t, and giving the demos an architectural frame rather than a folding table.

Dual flat-screen demo stations running live Base platform demonstrations at Prosper Show 2026
04

Live Sync, Live Pricing

Dual flat-screen stations ran the platform for real: inventory syncing across channels, AI-powered listings composing themselves, prices adjusting dynamically. Sellers evaluate tooling by watching it work — the demos were the pitch, uncanned.

05

Cobalt, Committed

One blue, everywhere — structure, cubes, wall, canopy. On a floor of hedged palettes, total chromatic commitment made a 10 × 20 read like a brand pavilion, and made every photo unmistakably Base.

06

Built Before It Shipped

Illuminated cube sculpture, canopy and integration wall — fabricated, fully stood up and photo-approved at our facility before shipping to Las Vegas, on one fixed price.

Experience the booth

A walkthrough of the Base 10 × 20 at Prosper Show 2026 — the cubes, the wall, the live demos.

The build at a glance

10 × 20
Custom Inline — 200 sq ft, Booth #559
30,000+
Brands on the Platform — Samsung, Philips, Decathlon Among Them
$17B+
GMV Processed Across 180 Countries
1,700+
Integrations on the Wall — Amazon to TikTok Shop
Prosper Show 2026 · The Wynn Las Vegas
March 10–12 — marketplace selling’s premier gathering

Hierarchy beats square footage

The build worked because every element had one job in sequence: cubes to be noticed, wall to be verified, demos to be believed, lounge to be discussed. Compact inlines fail when they try to be small islands; this one succeeded by being a precisely ordered argument in cobalt.

Base is a returning client — see the 20 × 20 at Shoptalk 2025 that preceded this build — and for the same footprint discipline in another category, AfterShip’s thirty-second thesis wall.

Big platform, compact real estate?

The best inlines are ordered arguments, not shrunken islands. Pure Exhibits designs and fabricates 10 × 20 builds with sculptural brand objects, proof walls and live demo stations — pre-built, photo-approved, one fixed price.