A booth has three seconds to stop someone.
Booth displays, backdrops, pull-up banners, and table throws designed to be read from across a busy aisle — and built as print-ready large-format files your exhibit house can run without a fight.
In short: I design trade show graphics for Metro Detroit exhibitors — booth backdrops, pull-up banners, hanging signs, table throws, and the sales sheets you hand out. Large-format design has its own rules: big, legible hierarchy from a distance, and files built to the exact dimensions and bleed your printer or exhibit house needs.
The whole booth
- Backdrops & booth walls — the first thing people see, designed to read from the aisle
- Pull-up & retractable banners — portable, reusable, on-brand
- Table throws & runners — print-ready to your table size
- Hanging signs & kiosks — for larger island booths
- Leave-behinds — the spec sheets, line cards, and brochures that go home in the bag
Show season is lumpy — heavy before the event, quiet after. A design subscription lets you ramp design up for a show and pause it afterward.
Trade show graphics FAQ
Do you print the graphics too, or just design them?
I design the files and hand off print-ready artwork to your exhibit house or large-format printer, built to their exact specs. I can recommend printers if you need one.
Can you match my booth to my website and catalog?
Yes — that's the advantage of one designer. Your booth, catalog, and website all come from the same brand, so your company looks consistent at the show and after it.
How far ahead should we start?
Ideally three to four weeks before the show to allow for design, revisions, and print production. Rush timelines are sometimes possible — ask.