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Booth help

A few handy things for your next show.

Ideas for my table

Pick what you sell.

See real market tables
Necklaces and bracelets on a real artisan jewellery display table
Jewellery on a real market table
Close-up of colourful handmade bead bracelets displayed on wooden boards
Bracelets arranged for browsing
Busy handmade art and woven crafts stall with items displayed vertically
Art, textiles and creative displays

Inspiration photographs from real markets, not example event listings. Images do not represent Floorplan vendors or available products. Sources: Pexels jewellery, Pexels beadwork and Unsplash artisan stall.

EXAMPLE DISPLAY • VIEWED FROM ABOVE
BACK WALL / SIGN
BACK SIGN
NECKLACES
RISERS
RING TRAYS
MIRROR
WRAP
CUSTOMER AISLE →
Planning illustration only · not to scale

Jewellery & small treasures

Create a feature at eye level, bring trays forward and reserve one clean space for customers to try pieces.

  • Use stable product risers and eye-level displays; if raising the entire table, only use organizer-approved, purpose-built leg risers that keep it level and accessible.
  • Group collections by material or colour with clear price tags.
  • Keep mirrors, wipes, a change float and a branded-bag wrapping station on your side of the table; NEVER place loose items or signs on the floor in front.

Pick 2–3 colours

One coordinated palette makes a busy table look like a brand, not a garage sale.

Build height

Use sturdy risers to display products at three different eye levels.

Price it clearly

Customers should be able to see prices without asking for every item.

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