This exhibit wall does double duty as an eye-catching element and a product display. Made of the exhibitor's Polli-Brick products, which comprise 100-percent recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate Polymer (PET) bottles, the lightweight wall is the perfect product-centric partition.

Flooring usually goes, well, on the floor. But Johnsonite isn't your usual flooring manufacturer. Rather than graphics,
the company covered its back wall with product samples arranged in a mosaic-style pattern. With a brand name here and a bullet point there, it's branding at its best.

More than meets the eye, this wondrous wall - illuminated by light fixtures from Zumtobel Lighting GmbH - is made of thousands of tightly packed faux white roses. Surrounded by sleek surfaces, the wall provides a much-needed touch of texture to this smooth, sophisticated space.

To call attention to the fact that it uses eco-friendly materials in its products, Neo-Metro Inc., a provider of stainless-steel fixtures and furnishings, covered one wall of its exhibit in 1-foot square cork tiles. Decidedly different and tantalizingly textural, the cork truly makes the wall "pop!"

Why ante up for expensive, full-color graphics when a simple illustrated scene will do? Stark yet sophisticated, this wall integrates the exhibitor's reflective light fixtures, which when paired with the black-and-white sketch cleverly creates context via the illusion of a room.

Want to showcase a line of eco-friendly products? Then a bright-green backdrop is a great start. Comprising 1-by-8-foot strips of plastic, glass-like panels (think neon AstroTurf), this wall provides a stark contrast to the exhibitor's black furniture - and screams "Green!" to passersby.