We've been helping local retailer Watson's for serveral years transform several departments including the Swimming Pool, Barstool and Home Theater departments. Now we have been asked to design an all new department for Health and Fitness. The Fitness Loft is the new name for this department and Watson's is the exclusive local retailer for both Nautilis and Bowflex. We created a new look for exciting new depatment. Fun translucent screens create mini departments for the various kinds of health and fitness products including weight machines, elliptical machines, exercise bikes, treadmills, saunas and steam rooms. Colorful rail graphics, black and white wall paper graphics all combine to create an optimal environment for the display and presentation of this new product line.

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Over the past year we have designed 7 Selection Centers for Maple Street Homes. Located in the model's garage, these showrooms are designed to show new homeowners all the options in materials and finishes available for their new home. Plasma screens show photos of exterior treatments as well as providing internet access to all vendor information. We designed the space, fixturing and graphics. Another example of our "soup to nuts" capabilities.

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For many businesses, your company cars and trucks are mobile billboards for your products and services. Driving on the highways and streets around town becomes your largest “vehicle” for brand identification and saturation. White Design Studio has designed and produced dozens of auto graphics. Pictured above is out latest work for Cincinnati Steel Treating. We also created and produced their capability brochure.

White Design Studio wants to be the front door to all of your design needs. We will ensure consistent, appropriate use of your company identity across all mediums. Let White Design Studio give your message wheels and your brand legs.

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Another job that really shows off White Design Studio's wide variety of capabilities— a complete trade show strategy for McCabe Lumber. It's the Cincinnati Home and Garden Show, held in the new Cinergy Convention Center in downtown Cincinnati. Check it out the wide variety of design solutions we created AND executed. There's so many, we'll use a list to help keep track:

1. Designed and produced a custom 20' x 22' booth.
2. Designed, directed and produced a 20 minute video to highlight McCabe's product lines and their close affiliation with national television personality, Gary Sullivan.
3. Designed and produced an "At a Glance" brochure to inform new buyers to McCabe's product offerings.
4. Designed and produced computer kiosk stations to aid salespeople in educating and informing prospective customers.

Peter and Chris have both worked in the trade show industry for over two decades so tradeshows are familiar territory for White Design. We can help you with your company's marketing efforts too.

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Banner Stands are an easy way create a big splash at your next special event or trade show. White Design Studio has hooked up with Consort Displays in Kalamazoo, Michigan to offer a full line of banner stands. Whether your needs are for an inexpensive indoor banner stand like the one shown, a heavy duty outdoor banner stand or the new retractable style stands, White Design Studio can design and produce a display to make your company "stand" out.

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Maple Street Homes, a division of Fischer Homes specializing in value priced starter homes, wanted a sales office/selection center environment where their clients would feel comfortable and relaxed. Our turnkey solution includes a sales office, conference area and a comprehensive display of home finish options. Together they create a pleasing, uncluttered facility where young home buyers can create their dream home. You can check out our work for Maple Street Homes in any of their model homes across the tri-state.

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