The two seemingly different exhibition stands are based on an identical design principle of square wooden frames measuring 2.5 x 2.5 m. The simplicity of assembly and reusability of the elements was a fundamental part of their development, carried out in close collaboration with the furniture company.
The idea of creating different spatial programmes and configurations using simple geometric elements forms the basis for future exhibitions.
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