Three’s the Charm
Show: Healthcare Convention & Exhibitors Association, 2005
Company: Czarnowski
Supplier: Klote International Corp., Maryville, TN,
865-984-0044, kloteinternational@aol.com

Standing alone, a circular stool looks more like an ottoman than a seating arrangement. But positioned together, these fabric-covered stools become a stylish lounge only fashion-unconscious attendees can refuse.

Seats Squared
Show: Radiological Society of North America, 2002
Company: Philips Medical Systems
Supplier: Czarnowski, Atlanta, 800-247-4302, czarnowski.com

Echoing the squares found in the back-wall graphic and carpet inlay, these cube-shaped stools complement the ongoing design element. The box seats are simple, dramatic, and whimsical — squared.

Boing Boing
Show: TS2, 2002
Company: Metro Exhibit
Supplier: WorkChairs.com, Eugene, OR, 888-635-5480, workchairs.com

Want to help attendees bounce back from a long day on the show floor? These ergonomic chairs allow attendees to bounce up and down in a seated position. A cross between a stool and a pogo stick, the chairs add a sense of fun and whimsy to any booth.

Heart Attack
Show: MAGIC Marketplace, 2004
Company: Boom Boom Jeans
Supplier: Key Elements Displays, Los Angeles, 213-749-7969, keyelementsdisplays.com

A company specializing in custom-embroidered jeans certainly couldn’t use mass-manufactured furniture in its exhibit. It simply had to dress it up a bit with these slip-on fabric hearts. Made of red fabric and foam padding, the hearts add a touch of color to otherwise blah black chairs.

Wooden Wave
Show: Healthcare Convention & Exhibitors Association, 2005
Company: Gallo Displays Inc.
Supplier: Allermuir Ltd., Lancashire, United Kingdom,
44-0-1254-682421, www.allemuir.com

Mention a wooden bench, and people immediately envision bleachers, dugouts, and splinters. That’s why this wooden bench is such a delightful surprise — and a perfect complement to this particular exhibit’s back wall made of wave-cut aluminum.