World Trade Center Miami
(Cartonlab)
AJ Loncán
Pablo García Mora
Cartonbar
Cartonbar
Cartonbar
Pablo García Mora
Sustainable space made of eco-friendly materials
The Americas Food & Beverage Show Conference presented the opportunity to transform a common area into a functional cardboard bar at Miami World Trade Center. With sustainability as a priority, the project highlighted the potential of cardboard in modular and creative event designs, resulting in a practical and visually appealing space.
Low poly backdrop: simple assembly, striking results
The bar’s backdrop wall was created using modular polygonal panels with a mirrored finish. These elements were designed for easy assembly and included practical features such as storage and structural stability. The final touch was a subtle pink sign that harmonized with the event’s visual identity. Personality and functionality united in the same design.
Balancing aesthetics with usability
The bar area was designed to prioritize practicality. It featured dual-height counters to facilitate cocktail demonstrations and efficient workflows. The backdrop wall incorporated embedded shelves, ensuring that staff had everything they needed at hand. It also provided stability to the structure. Every detail aimed to create a comfortable and efficient workspace.
To complete the pleasant experience, both the bar and the tables and stools area had enough space to accommodate the fair’s attendees.
Adaptable eco-friendly furniture
The bar was complemented by low poly tables and stools in white and pink finishes that matched Miami’s vibrant atmosphere. These pieces, designed with lightweight cardboard, were easy to handle and adaptable to the needs of the event. Their sustainability aligned with the project’s commitment to eco-friendly solutions
