In December, we had the great pleasure of participating in an industry event. The conference in question had been planned for six months in advance. The invited guests were primarily architects and interior designers. Manufacturers of innovative interior design solutions delivered presentations during the day.
We, on the other hand, had our own promotional stand in the Polish Design Zone.
DOT furniture knobs – sail away!
It's not just kitchen handles…
We worked on the stand arrangement until the last minute…
As an aside, sometimes we wonder: do all brands operate this way? Or do we just come up with the best design ideas at the last minute? Which, incidentally, turn the entire elaborate plan we've been working on for the past week upside down...
Let's go back to the conference booth 🙂 In an ideal world, we'd have two dressers, three wardrobes, one kitchen, a few bedside tables, and we'd attach our knobs to them! But that's probably a plan for the future 🙂 For now, we have a smaller space and a "pocket" at our disposal 😉
How do you show what these small objects are? Not everyone recognizes at first glance that they're cabinet handles or drawer knobs.
We decided to showcase some of the knobs on a specially designed dresser. We mounted gray, blue, and wooden knobs on the bottom, and then roses on top. And here is the final result.
We've prepared a review of our current furniture knob collection on small displays to best showcase the color and material palette.
We also selected a few "gems" and presented them on furniture fronts. The effect was stunning! Now it's truly clear that our products are more than just "simply" kitchen handles or knobs for children's furniture. They can successfully become living room decorations.
And most importantly, it's not just our opinion. We heard these words from conference guests 🙂
Have a nice day
It was worth the effort for so many positive reviews! One day at the Institute of Design brought so many conversations, networking, and new ideas. We thank the conference organizers for the invitation to the Polish Design Zone. Now we're already looking forward to the next event – the Interior Design Festival in Krakow. It's already (or maybe not until?) in June. 🙂 We'll definitely combine our attendance at the Festival with a little vacation. 🙂
