When you’re selling TVs that look like apples, the products simply must take center stage in your exhibit. That’s why this uber-simple product display includes little more than a wooden, white back-wall structure with built-in shelves and an assortment of 16 delicious products.

Generally speaking, urinals are more gross than graceful. However, this display for Turkish plumbing provider E.C.A. Serel uses colorful stripes on the floor and wall as well as semi-transparent Plexiglas to turn these functional fixtures into artistic, aesthetically pleasing accents.

Most flooring companies display their wares in typical, waist-level cases with flippable panels. Not Brumark. This eye-catching, back-wall display features carpet swatches glued to clear Plexiglas boxes, creating a stylish 3-D effect and offering side-by-side swatch comparisons.

Want to create a cool display? Then add a little heat. This red-hot range display uses hammered metal, glowing red cubes, and red LED lights to create the illusion of heat. Toss in the meat-cleaver legs, and you’ve gone from sizzling hot to dangerously dramatic.

Without the water, a faucet is little more than a bunch of pretty pipes. That’s why Price Pfister Inc. set up this eye-catching display featuring six of its Ashfield Widespread faucets. The running water created eye-catching movements and soothing sounds, while also demonstrating the faucets in action.

Taking a cue from the egg-like shape of its chair, American Leather hatched an idea to place it above the floor in a nest. Part product display, part art installation, the vibrant pink chair is set against a black and white backdrop, ensuring it remains the focal point of the space.