builddweller frames colourful stationery with translucent shelving at PRESENT PRESENT booth

Front view of the PRESENT PRESENT booth designed by builddweller

Seoul studio builddweller has designed a compact booth for stationery brand PRESENT PRESENT at INVENTARIO 2026, using translucent white fixtures to frame a dense arrangement of colourful products.

The six square metre booth was installed at COEX in Seoul for the fair, which ran from 10 to 14 June 2026. Its layout was developed to accommodate gifts and stationery in many sizes and colours while supporting a continuous route from browsing and comparison to selection and checkout.

PRESENT PRESENT booth viewed from the aisle at INVENTARIO 2026
The compact booth uses perimeter displays to keep the centre open. © builddweller.
Wall mounted stationery displays inside the PRESENT PRESENT booth
Repeated shelves turn the walls into a dense vertical display. © builddweller.

A vertical frame for colour

builddweller placed the main displays along the booth walls, turning the perimeter into a vertical retail system. Repeated horizontal shelves hold a high density of products while giving each object enough separation to remain legible.

Colourful gifts arranged on translucent white shelves
Translucent white fixtures recede behind the brand’s colourful products. © builddweller.
Corner display combining shelves and graphic panels
Shelf spacing and depth change to accommodate products of different sizes. © builddweller.

The spacing and depth of the shelves change in response to envelopes, cards, packaged gifts and small accessories. This variation allows a single construction language to support different categories without fragmenting the booth into separate display types.

Greeting cards organised in repeated horizontal rows
Horizontal repetition gives individually recognisable products a shared visual order. © builddweller.
Stationery arranged by colour within the vertical display system
Stationery is arranged so visitors can compare colours and formats at a glance. © builddweller.

Translucent white surfaces reduce the visual weight of the fixtures and establish a pale background for PRESENT PRESENT’s bright palette. Once stocked, the shelving works less as an object in itself than as a framework that brings products of different colours and formats into a consistent order.

Close view of cards presented on translucent shelving
The translucent shelving allows colour and graphics to dominate the display. © builddweller.

Browsing and checkout within six square metres

Concentrating products along the walls leaves the centre open, giving visitors space to turn, compare items and move between displays. The arrangement also preserves clear sightlines across the booth despite the quantity of merchandise.

Modular wall fixtures filled with colourful stationery
Products complete the spatial composition by filling the modular framework. © builddweller.
Visitors browsing the PRESENT PRESENT display at COEX
The open centre supports free movement through the six square metre booth. © builddweller.

A freestanding counter near the entrance marks the checkout area without interrupting the browsing zone. Its position completes a compact retail sequence in which display, exploration, selection and purchase are clearly organised within one room.

Checkout counter positioned near the booth entrance
A separate counter near the entrance defines the checkout zone. © builddweller.

The finished booth relies on the relationship between the neutral system and its contents. The fixtures act simultaneously as backdrop, storage and frame, allowing PRESENT PRESENT’s products to become the primary visual material of the space.

Project Credits

Project: 2606b_wall
Brand: PRESENT PRESENT
Event: INVENTARIO 2026
Location: COEX, Seoul, South Korea
Dates: 10 to 14 June 2026
Area: 3.0 × 2.0 metres
Design firm: builddweller / @builddweller
Fabrication: builddweller / @builddweller
Photography: © builddweller / @builddweller

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