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Oil Change

Show: Offshore Technology Conference, 2005
Exhibitor: Bluewater Energy Services B.V.
Design: 2020 Exhibits, Houston, 800-856-6659, www.2020exhibits.com


Blended, Not Blurred

Show: Coverings, 2007
Exhibitor: Oceanside Glasstile Inc.
Design: 3D Exhibits Inc., Elk Grove Village, IL, 800-471-9617, www.3dexhibits.com


Zen and Now

Show: The Special Event, 2006
Exhibitor: Moss Inc.
Design: Moss Inc., Belfast, ME, 207-338-6677, www.mossinc.com


When you think offshore oil rigs, you might think “slick,” but you probably don’t think “sophisticated.” This counter from Bluewater Energy Services B.V., a floating production and mooring technology company, is a welcome surprise. A perfect blend of color and form, this bar oozes cool.

When you’re selling beautiful glass tiles, exhibit elements must bow to their beauty. That’s why Oceanside Glasstile Inc. chose subtle tones and finishes for its hospitality bar. The back wall features custom-designed awards that were presented to customers on the show’s last day.

When your booth features a Zen-inspired theme, your bar better be Buddha-licious as well, and this bar from tension-fabric designer Moss Inc. delivers. A Plexiglas top and draped fabrics cover the curved form, while Asian-inspired stools and an electric lantern complete the balanced theme.


Party of Three

Show: EXHIBITOR2007
Exhibitor: Phoenix Formations Inc.
Design: Phoenix Formations Inc., Cincinnati, 800-969-9345, www.phoenixformations.com



Nice Curves

Show: International Consumer Electronics Show, 2005
Exhibitor: Eastman Kodak Co.
Design:Mirror Show Management Inc., Rochester, NY, 585-232-4020, www.mirrorshowmanagement.com



The Tiki Room

Show: Medical Group Management Association, 2006
Exhibitor: Workflow.com LLC
Design: 7D Marketing Inc., Medina, OH, 330-721-8822, www.7dmarketing.com

Does a group of three people equal a party? It does if you’re tipping ‘em back at this bar from exhibit house Phoenix Formations Inc. This simple, glass-topped bar features an elegant, curved form that complements the festive flashes of color on the bar front and dazzling LED screen nearby.

Is it an exhibit bar, or a Soho night spot? Glitzy and sophisticated, yet sterile and simplistic, this bar capitalizes on every inch of space. The bar’s aluminum curves are repeated on the back wall, and strategic lighting under the bands emphasizes their reflective qualities and curves.

Health-care providers face plenty of stress every day. So Workflow.com LLC, a health-care-software provider, used this tiki-bar theme to create a casual, relaxing environment to demo its software. Made almost entirely of natural materials, the bar was a natural hit with attendees.

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