Commerce, store-operations and payments exhibits we have built, and the buyer moment each one was designed around.
These booths were built for the commerce and retail calendar — Shoptalk, Groceryshop and the payments and security shows that retail buyers also walk. Each is a rental, fabricated for the brand on a modular structure underneath and photographed for approval before it shipped. What they share is the thing the Big Show floor rewards: the technology shown inside a moment the buyer recognises from their own operation, and a clear path from the aisle to a real conversation.
Commerce platforms sell something a buyer cannot touch. The booths that work give the software a physical setting — a storefront, a shelf, a parcel — so a merchant sees their own business before they see a dashboard.
An arched storefront entrance and merchandised product shelves, so the post-purchase story — tracking, returns, the customer’s parcel — is told inside a retail setting rather than on a screen alone.
Demo kiosks at the aisle for the walk-up conversation, a feature tower that carries the brand over the crowd, and an open lounge side for the merchant who wants to sit down and talk volume.
Store-operations buyers — fresh, inventory, loss prevention — are practical people. They want to see the tool working in the conditions it will face, and they judge whether the booth itself was thought through.
An open island in a fresh, grocery-store palette, designed for the operators who run produce departments and the executives who approve the platform — both in the same visit.
Solution stations with live camera hardware wired and tested before the booth shipped — the approach loss-prevention buyers expect, and the one we bring to retail-security exhibitors at NRF Protect.
Fraud, identity and payments are the categories where a retailer’s buyer needs privacy before they will talk specifics. The booth has to be inviting at the front and genuinely closed at the back.
A kiosk-led front for fast walk-up demos and a canopied meeting room inside the footprint, so a qualified prospect could move from the aisle to a closed conversation without leaving the booth.
Every design on this page was built around a specific brief, position and demo list. Yours would be too — designed to your space at the Javits, built on our floor, lit and photographed for your approval in December, and delivered for one fixed price.
A booth that reads as a shop from the aisle, with the product placed where a merchant expects it. Best when the buyer needs to recognise their own business before they engage with yours.
Stations that show the tool in the conditions it will face — a shelf, a checkout, a back room. Best when the buyer is practical and wants to see it run before they sit down.
An open, inviting front and a genuinely private room behind it. Best at a meeting-heavy show where retailer delegations arrive with a scheduled slot and a list of questions.
When to lock each decision is laid out in the NRF planning guide, and the Javits guide covers the height, rigging and enclosed-room approvals each format needs.
Tell us who you need to reach on the floor and what the booth has to demonstrate. You’ll have concepts and one fixed price back within 24 hours.
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