Medita exhibition stand: furniture designed for a second life

The project

Medita promotes a model of water consumption based on on-site purification through osmosis systems and the use of glass bottles. To present this approach, we designed and manufactured a stand that translated the brand’s values into a physical setting, with a second life for its elements considered from the outset.

The project covered the design, bespoke manufacture and painting of the stand and its furniture. The counter, displays, panels, signage, stools and lamps formed a coordinated exhibition setting, but were not intended solely for that first use: the aim was for its components to remain in use afterwards.

We used recycled and natural wood to make all the furniture. The intention to reuse elements also extended to the panels, signage and lamps. This meant considering their potential use beyond the stand, although their eventual destination is not documented.

The layout brought together an overhead Medita sign, branded panels, a central counter, stools and a vertical bottle display. Pendant lamps and planting completed the space, alongside an area presenting the water system and signs with information about the brand.

Painted finishes gave visual continuity to pieces with different geometries. On the counter, blue and pink triangles against a beige background defined the cupboard fronts, which had dark circular handles. The scheme also included coloured cut-out pieces and cylindrical elements made from vertical slats, extending the treatment of form and colour to the smaller components.

The vertical display incorporated Medita’s glass bottles into the product presentation.

The cylindrical elements with vertical slats combined blue, red and grey finishes.

Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.