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Las Vegas Market has presented “Best Booth” Awards to five Gift & Home temporary exhibitors, recognizing exceptional merchandising and visual design across the 450 brands showcased at the Expo at World Market Center Las Vegas through Wednesday, July 30.

“The Best Booth winners of this summer’s Las Vegas Market exemplify exciting and inspiring product merchandising across the Gift & Home Temporaries,” said Scott Eckman, ANDMORE president. “We recognize these recipients for leading the charge in visual design and creative excellence.”

Summer 2025 Las Vegas Market Best Booth Awards winners are:

Best of Show: Ivy & Sage, Gift, E-439

Presentation is everything, and this booth represents the best parts of every category. It presents the collection, brand and their company in unique and compelling ways.

Best Product Merchandising: Corston Architectural Detail, Home, E-1818

A sales-oriented display that successfully showcases and cross-merchandises product lines and their features to promote sales. All elements of visual merchandising – lighting, signage, product display – are employed for greatest impact.

Best Branding Display: Poppy & Pout, Gift, E-316

Distinct and memorable branding that successfully communicates company brand through signage and other elements throughout the booth.

Best Use of Color: Twenty Third by Deanne, Luxe, E-1619

Every color palette is unique, but not all catches the eye of busy buyers. This booth uses color to elevate their products and unique brands, integrating different tones and hues throughout the booth display.

Best Storytelling: Inklings, Gift, E-620

This booth clearly tells a captivating story of the product(s) and company, and its narrative-driven approach attracts customers, prompting them to engage with products and hear their unique brand stories.

Best Booth Awards judge, Peti Lau, is a Los Angeles-based interior designer known for her storytelling approach, drawing on two decades of global experience to craft vibrant, personalized spaces that reflect her clients’ dreams. Based in the La Cienega Design District, she works nationwide, expertly guiding clients through design choices, budgets, and timelines while curating meaningful art – from Frieze and Art Basel finds to one-of-a-kind pieces. @petilaudesign