6 × 6 m peninsula stand
Beauty bar
A make-up bar with stools, tester plinths, backlit shelving and a pay-and-wrap counter: made for cosmetics.
The idea
Visitors sit at the make-up bar for a quick look while testers sit on plinths around them. Backlit shelving shows the full range and a pay-and-wrap counter closes the sale at the front.
Materials and finishes
- High-gloss lacquer
- Backlit acrylic shelves
- Rose-gold trims
- Warm-white mirror lighting
Specification
- Size
- 6 × 6 m
- Area
- 36 m²
- Stand type
- Peninsula (3 open sides)
- Max height
- 3.5 m
- Levels
- Single storey
- Style
- Luxury
Resizes to any plot up to 900 m²; everything is re-laid out and re-checked.
What's on the stand
- Brand
- Backlit shelving
- Make-up bar
- Make-up stool× 3
- Tester plinth× 2
- Hero tester table
- Pay & wrap
- Planter
Checked before you see it
- Real-size furniture: counters 1.05 m, tables 0.75 m
- 0.9 m routes to every seat, counter, door and stair
- Seating faces its tables and screens
- Screens clear of counters in front
- Nothing outside the plot or above the build height
Plan sinks or wipes for testers and check any rules on selling at the show.
Template layout: confirm access, fire safety, accessibility, rigging and structure with the venue and your stand builder.
Guides
Make it yours.
Exhibition stand types: row, corner, peninsula and island
Row, corner, peninsula and island exhibition stands explained: open sides, where walls go, layouts that work, pros, cons and how to choose the right one.
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6 × 6 m booth design: layouts for 36 m²
Design a 6 × 6 m (20 × 20 ft) stand: corner, peninsula and island layouts, demo zones, meeting rooms, storage, towers and how much furniture fits in 36 m².
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How to design an exhibition stand: the complete guide
A step-by-step guide to exhibition stand design: objectives, brief, stand type, layout zones, graphics, lighting, drawings and approvals, with examples.
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Your next stand
Open the beauty bar in 3D.
Resize it to your plot, apply your brand and colours, render it photoreal and export the drawings. Starting from a template costs 1 credit; editing and drawings are free.
