Exhibition stall design has run on the same loop for years: brief a designer, wait days for a render, request changes, wait again. Every round trip costs time, and exhibitors usually lock in a design before they’ve really seen it, how it looks lit up, how it feels standing next to it.
Boothlane replaces that loop with a browser tab. Fast to build in, smooth to use, and priced well under a traditional design cycle.
From render to real time
Pick a premade fascia for a 1, 2, 3 or 4 side open stall, or draw a custom one in 2D or 3D. The 160+ item catalogue covers furniture and structure; OBJ/FBX import brings in whatever you already have. A full build, branding included, is under 15 minutes to an HQ render.
Branding, logos, backlit panels, fabric graphics, hanging signs, video on a panel, goes on in the same session, not as a separate revision request. Lighting and LED strips follow, so what the client sees already has its finishing touches, not a description of where they’ll go later.
Why AR is the real unlock
A high-res render and a cinematic video cover the pitch deck. But the AR preview is the shift that matters: a phone browser, and the stall appears at true scale in a real room. For a client deciding between two floor layouts, or a marketing team trying to picture 20 square metres in a specific hall, that’s a different kind of decision than staring at a flat image.
Who this speeds up
Agencies walk clients through options live instead of trading emails. Freelancers build and share without studio software. In-house teams get internal sign-off before a single fabrication quote goes out. And because finished stalls export as FBX or OBJ, nothing dead-ends in Boothlane; it moves straight into whatever 3D pipeline the fabricator or agency already runs.
Boothlane doesn’t touch fabrication. The engineering and the build still belong to the fabricator. What it changes is how much gets decided, and shown, before that conversation even starts.
Try it before your next show. at : https://easemyexpo.com
