Design Fixtures.

Some of you call them kiosks, some of you call them enclosures, and yet others still call them AV cabinets – here we’re calling them design fixtures. Quite frankly, that’s what they are above all else. Sure, they may protect your display from the elements, or from those rascally vandals, but at the heart of it all, there is an opportunity to personify your company’s image like none other. Deliver to us your most desired attributes, and we will in turn deliver state of the art renderings and drawings. Once that perfect match is made, we are geared and ready for full scale production. Below are just a few examples to get you thinking…

Option 1

  • 60" Back-to-Back Attention Grabber

    Yes, you have seen things like this in the mall before, but how many have been displaying high definition video content and have offered interactive maps, coupons, and other touch screen amenities? Don’t be afraid of placing these right near entrances either, sunlight readable treatments or high bright displays are all a la carte in this technology food court.

  • The Professional Standard

    Place this stand alone kiosk virtually anywhere and communicate at eye level. You can even put a second display on the other side, and transform it into a back-to-back. Lustrous and refined is the message you’re sending with this design fixture, but that’s just a suggestion, we can help you make it sound loud and edgy if you want too.

  • Table Top Work Station

    Tables have quickly become en vogue, and for good reason. They allow for multiple users to work in accordance with one another; to point, and prod, and discover as a team. In other instances tables fit the ambience of a location and offer less utility, but rather a more fashionable way of saying “this is where you want to be.” We have designed wood tables that could even be a place to kick your shoes up onto in between those late night work sessions.

  • Side-by-Side

    Make as many interactive stations in one kiosk as you’d like. Two looks pretty good, but have you seen three? Controlling the angle of the display can make considerable impact on how it’s used and how it’s perceived. Let’s throw everything against the wall and see what sticks. There is an ROI machine at the end of the tunnel.