Axis Designer
2026
The stand is the pitch
Exhibition stands for textile manufacturers. The films cover the bare shell, the build, and the floor on the morning it opens.
What was in it
- Film
- Photography
- Social direction

The stand is the pitch
At a textile fair the stand sells before anyone speaks. These are built for Indo Count, Sumilon, Boutique Living and Creative Group: arched openings, lit product bays, a working meeting table, and enough light on the goods to read a weave by. The walkthrough is shot the way a buyer arrives: from the aisle, at walking pace.

Before and after
The same floor twice. Bare shell, taped board and a name being rolled onto raw panel at one end; painted arches, filled shelving and a fitted meeting room at the other. It is cut as one continuous comparison rather than two clips, because the whole point is that they are the same square metres.

The build
Ladders, rollers, panels going up, a logo painted by hand the night before the doors open. The finished stand is what photographs; the build is what the client is actually buying, and it is the part that shows whether a deadline was ever in doubt.

The floor
Shot on the morning of, before the crowd. Indo Count behind glazed steel doors, Sumilon’s product wall under a run of downlights, Sleep Safe in mint and white with the seating already set. The photographs are the only thing that outlives the fair.





